The Open Source Gateway to AGI - Personal AI Sovereignty Created by @SydSachar
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The other big chunk of Row-Bot 5.3 is background work.
It can start a dev server or a long command and keep the conversation going. You can check the output and stop the job from chat or Monitor. You can attach a code folder from your phone too.
Workflows now have a flowchart editor, their own working folder and timezone, and an option to catch up on a missed run when Row-Bot starts again.
Outlook is in, using a Microsoft app you register yourself. Multiple X accounts too, with the account, full post and media shown before you approve anything. Handy when you run a personal account and a project account.
Claude plans work again through your own installed, signed-in Claude Code.
I also changed Auto approvals. A reviewer checks whether an action matches your request and asks if it’s unsure. Incognito chats are here too. Saving anything from them to memory needs your explicit Save.
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More from Row-Bot 5.3.0:
Run dev servers and long commands in the background while you carry on chatting. Read their output and stop them from chat or Monitor. Attach a code folder from another computer or your phone.
Workflows now show branches and loops in a flowchart. Give a workflow its own code folder, choose its timezone, and enable a catch-up run if Row-Bot was closed when it was due.
Outlook support covers mail and calendar through your own Microsoft app registration. You can also connect several X accounts and review exactly which account will publish each post.
Claude is available through your own Claude Code installation and Claude plan.
Auto approvals now get a model review. Unclear actions come back to you. “Always ask me” can keep specific apps or workflow steps under your approval.
Incognito chats let you work without the conversation being used for automatic memory extraction. Saving a memory still needs your explicit approval.
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Wanted to test computer use in GPT-6.1 Terra using Row-Bot as that seems to be the headline. So, gave it a real task I had been putting off for a while.
It really did do well. Long story short, the plumber is now booked!
Watch the video:
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Shipped Row-Bot 5.3.0. Quite a bit in this one.
The browser now lives beside the chat. You can watch what Row-Bot is doing, take control, give it back, or stop it. Sign in yourself once and it keeps the session across restarts. You can open that same browser from your phone too.
Computer use got rebuilt. It uses your actual mouse and keyboard, checks the window after each step, and pauses if you start using the mouse. Esc stops it.
My favourite addition is Pages. Ask for a checklist, a comparison, a plan or a small calculator and you get something you can click through beside the conversation. Your changes stay there across devices, and you can download it as HTML.
Also added browser and screen recording, video trimming and captions, and sending files straight to your other devices.
Pretty happy to have all of this out.
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Row-Bot 5.3.0 is out.
There’s now a browser inside the app. Watch it work beside your chat, open tabs, take over when you need to, and keep your site logins between restarts. The browser is accessible from your phone too.
Computer use has been rebuilt with a visible Stop bar, Esc to stop, and automatic pausing when you move the mouse yourself. Passwords and verification codes are yours to enter.
Pages are new too. Row-Bot can build interactive plans, checklists, dashboards, forms and calculators beside the chat. Tick things off, change a step, compare options, then send your decisions when you’re ready. Pages remember your changes across devices and export as HTML.
You can also ask it to record the browser or screen, trim and caption a video, and send a file to your phone or computer.
Available for Windows, macOS and Linux. row-bot.ai
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All of these new features work in the mobile app too.
Actually that's the theme app wide. The mobile app can do everything the desktop app can do, so you never have to be near your PC to use Row-Bot fully.
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Here are some screens from 5.3.0
- Multi Question cards.
- Dynamic Interactive pages/dashboards/lists generated online
- New in-app browser shared between you and Row-Bot with your logged in sessions.
Row-Bot 5.3.0 is out.
Biggest one: the browser now lives inside the app. You watch it work live, take control, give it back. It keeps you signed in across restarts, and when a site wants a password or a card number it stops and you type it. It never does.
Computer use got rebuilt from scratch. Real mouse and keyboard, it checks the window after every step, Esc kills it instantly. Touch the mouse and it pauses and asks.
Also:
- pages: it builds small interactive pages next to the chat (plans, checklists, calculators). They run sandboxed, no network, no access to your files or chats
- Auto approvals are now reviewed by the chat's own model. Anything that doesn't clearly match what you asked comes back to you
- new chats send about 40% less to the model before your first message. On a ChatGPT plan about 95% of that first request comes from the provider's cache
- if a local model writes a tool call its runtime can't read, it gets asked once more instead of the reply dying
- incognito chats, Outlook through your own Entra app, several X accounts
If you're on 5.2.1 it updates in the background. Only the changed parts download, and you can roll back from Settings.
Still local first. Still free. Bring your own model.
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Row-Bot 5.3.0 is out.
Biggest one: the browser now lives inside the app. You watch it work live, take control, give it back. It keeps you signed in across restarts, and when a site wants a password or a card number it stops and you type it. It never does.
Computer use got rebuilt from scratch. Real mouse and keyboard, it checks the window after every step, Esc kills it instantly. Touch the mouse and it pauses and asks.
Also:
- pages: it builds small interactive pages next to the chat (plans, checklists, calculators). They run sandboxed, no network, no access to your files or chats
- Auto approvals are now reviewed by the chat's own model. Anything that doesn't clearly match what you asked comes back to you
- new chats send about 40% less to the model before your first message. On a ChatGPT plan about 95% of that first request comes from the provider's cache
- if a local model writes a tool call its runtime can't read, it gets asked once more instead of the reply dying
- incognito chats, Outlook through your own Entra app, several X accounts
If you're on 5.2.1 it updates in the background. Only the changed parts download, and you can roll back from Settings.
Still local first. Still free. Bring your own model.
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Row-Bot 5.3.0 is out for Windows, macOS and Linux.
What changed:
Browser in the app. A pane next to the chat shows the page live, with tabs and Take control / Give back. It stays signed in across restarts. It asks before paying, sending, posting, deleting or uploading, and never types passwords, codes or card numbers.
Computer use, rebuilt. Real mouse and keyboard, a check after every step, a Stop bar on screen and Esc to end it.
Pages and questions. Interactive pages beside the chat run sandboxed, with no internet and no access to your chats, files or tools. Question cards work in the app and in Telegram, Discord, Slack and WhatsApp.
Approvals. Auto is now reviewed by the chat's own model. Hands-off is a new opt-in level. Anything posted to X always needs you.
Lighter context. About 40% less goes to the model before your first message. Tool guides load when they're needed.
Background work. Dev servers and long jobs run in the background, video editing, and files sent to any of your devices.
Accounts. Outlook through your own Microsoft Entra app with no client secret, several X accounts, and Claude through your own Claude Code.
Upgrading from 5.2.1: the update arrives in the background, then Settings › Updates › Restart now.
Release notes: github.com/siddsachar/row-bo…
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This has been built into Row-Bot from day 1. More that 6 months that is.
You can even edit/link memories with full in-app ui with visualization.
All refined automatically by the nightly dream cycle.
Free, open-source and built in, not bolted on.
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Muse, Grok Bot, Instinct, Claude Duet. Everyone's building AI agents now.
Here's why @row_bot_ai is a better deal.
vs Muse: No Meta dependency. Your data, your machine.
vs Grok Bot: No xAI lock-in. Use whatever model you want, local or cloud.
vs Instinct: Not just a mobile assistant. Full computer use, browser automation, coding, multi-agent workflows.
vs Claude Duet: Run it locally or on your own VPS. No Anthropic subscription or managed VM required.
Plus long-term memory, knowledge graphs, MCP, skills, scheduled tasks, and a mobile app.
Free, open source, works with any model.
Not claiming it beats everything at every task. But you get a hell of a lot more control without being locked into another company's ecosystem.
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This is exactly what Row-Bot is built for. And it will keep your data private on top of that.
Get it at Row-bot.ai
Has anyone actually gotten a personal AI agent to reliably finish complex work?
I've wasted 10+ hours on ChatGPT Dots, Muse, and Grok Bot trying to make them useful.
They promise autonomy. I get blockers and email summaries.
Meanwhile, Claude Code CLI just works when I stay in the session.
Am I using these agents wrong, or is this everyone's experience?
Row-Bot 5.2 is out. I wrote up what changed and how it works:
- Updates download only what changed: 5.2.0 to 5.2.1 was an 8.5 MB code part, not a 730 MB installer
- The new version is prepared and self-tested next to the running one, then switched on restart in seconds
- If a version fails to start, it goes back to the previous one on its own
- Every update file is checked against a SHA-256 list in the release notes
- Windows installs per user, no admin rights, and the installer is 420 MB (was 731 MB)
- Requests keep a stable start for prompt caching, old tool output is cleared in steps, and every model call records its tokens and cost
- Any device you sign in from can do what the desktop app can, including backups and Google sign-in
- 5.2.1 fixes documents, Computer Use, skills and design exports on macOS
Local-first, no telemetry. Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Row-bot.ai = AI OS for Everything!
Run a company or run you life.
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It might. But its also the worst way for an agent to carry out a task. Extremely slow and token burning. An API or MCP is way way better.
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Row-Bot demo: month-end close, mid-month.
Riverside Goods (made up) takes card payments through Stripe. In Row-Bot 5.1, Stripe is connected as an app, and I set it to read only first, so it can look at the books but never change anything.
Then one request to GPT 6.1 Sol: close October so far, check the arithmetic with the calculator, and write it up in Notion.
It reads the month’s payments, refunds, declines, the dispute and Stripe’s fee records:
Sales: £1,295.00
Refunds: £97.00
Fees: £46.98
Dispute: £42 plus a £20 fee
Net: £1,089.02, checked against Stripe’s records
The four failed payments come with their reasons, and the dispute with its response deadline. Writing the Notion page asks first.
A second message makes it a monthly workflow at 08:00 on the 1st, plus a one-off VAT reminder at 09:00 on 31 October.
Free and open source, for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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This is what a personal agent should be.
Private enough to give access to your sensitive business data.
Row-Bot demo: month-end close, mid-month.
Riverside Goods (made up) takes card payments through Stripe. In Row-Bot 5.1, Stripe is connected as an app, and I set it to read only first, so it can look at the books but never change anything.
Then one request to GPT 6.1 Sol: close October so far, check the arithmetic with the calculator, and write it up in Notion.
It reads the month’s payments, refunds, declines, the dispute and Stripe’s fee records:
Sales: £1,295.00
Refunds: £97.00
Fees: £46.98
Dispute: £42 plus a £20 fee
Net: £1,089.02, checked against Stripe’s records
The four failed payments come with their reasons, and the dispute with its response deadline. Writing the Notion page asks first.
A second message makes it a monthly workflow at 08:00 on the 1st, plus a one-off VAT reminder at 09:00 on 31 October.
Free and open source, for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Row-Bot demo: from an error alert to a pull request.
The shop’s nightly summary job crashed on orders from the till: their timestamps are numbers, and the code expected strings. Sentry caught it.
I sent one message to Row-Bot, running GPT 6.1 Sol: find what broke, log it in Linear, reproduce it with a failing test, fix it, and open a draft PR.
It read the Sentry event and the code, then filed the Linear issue. In a Docker sandbox with the network off, it wrote a test that fails with the same TypeError, made a small fix, and ran the suite: 7 of 7 pass. Then it committed, pushed, opened draft PR #11 and linked it on the issue.