v3.3.5
diegosouzapw/OmniRoutev3.3.5Mar 30, 2026by diegosouzapw
AI Summary
Feature-rich release integrating multi-page documentation, new providers like AgentRouter, and UI enhancements.
Key Highlights
- Multi-page documentation integrated into dashboard
- AgentRouter passthrough provider with free credits
- Image generation and editing for ChatGPT Web
- OpenCode tool integration
New Features
- Multi-page Documentation
- Request Body Limit Setting
- Gemini CLI OAuth Support
- Models Context Windows Exposed
- AgentRouter Provider
- OpenCode Integration
- Gemini Quota Tracking
- Cache Dashboard Enhancement
Full Release Notes
### ✨ New Features - **feat(docs):** integrate multi-page documentation into OmniRoute dashboard (#1969) - **feat(settings):** add request body limit setting (#1968) - **feat(auth):** add Gemini CLI OAuth client secret default (#1974) - **feat(models):** expose models.dev context windows in /v1/models (#1972) - **fix(db):** resolve legacy encryption fallback causing re-encryption loops (#1941) - **fix(auth):** fix Codex assistant final_answer response sanitization (#1965) - **feat(providers):** Implement Image Generation and Editing capabilities for ChatGPT Web, including in-band chat image generation and caching (#1606). - **feat(ui):** Integrate OpenCode Zen/Go API tool logo SVG and polish API key copy-to-clipboard interactions (#1607). - **feat(providers):** Integrate AgentRouter as a new OpenAI-compatible passthrough provider with $200 free credits via sign-up (Issue #1572). - **feat(ui):** Implement on-demand per-model testing in the provider dashboard, allowing single-token diagnostic checks without triggering rate-limits (Issue #1532). - **Gemini Quota Tracking:** Added real-time Gemini CLI quota tracking via the `retrieveUserQuota` API (PR #825) - **Cache Dashboard:** Enhanced the Cache Dashboard to display prompt cache metrics, 24h trends, and estimated cost savings (PR #824) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - **fix(mitm):** Compile MITM utilities as NodeNext ESM during prepublish, copy the CommonJS MITM server into the standalone artifact, and resolve MITM data paths without relying on Next.js aliases in packaged runtime. - **fix(build):** Move the local `.tmp/wine32` Wine prefix out of the isolated Next.js build path so Windows Electron packaging artifacts cannot trigger `EACCES` scans during Node 24 builds. - **fix(build):** Copy the `wreq-js` native runtime directory into the isolated Next.js standalone output so packaged Playwright/E2E starts can load the instrumentation hook on Linux. - **fix(api):** Validate the Codex Responses websocket bridge and `/v1/batches` JSON payloads with Zod before use, keeping `request.json()` route validation green and returning explicit 400 responses for invalid bodies. - **fix(providers):** Add explicit typing to provider alias and category helpers so the strict `typecheck:noimplicit:core` CI gate passes. - **fix(ui):** Keep the upstream proxy provider detail page labeled with a fallback "Managed via Upstream Proxy Settings" management surface when translations are unavailable. - **fix(electron):** Harden the production desktop CSP by removing `unsafe-eval` outside development and adding object, base URI, form action, frame ancestor, and worker restrictions. - **fix(cli):** Replace shell-interpolated setup and privileged command execution paths with argument-based `spawn`/`execFile` helpers for database setup, Tailscale sudo commands, MITM DNS edits, and certificate install/uninstall flows. - **fix(ui):** Keep provider icons resilient by using direct `@lobehub/icons` components first, then local PNG/SVG fallbacks, avoiding the `@lobehub/ui` peer runtime in the dashboard. - **User Experience:** Removed invasive auto-opening OAuth modal loops on barren provider detailed pages (PR #820) - **Dependency Updates:** Bumped and locked down dependencies for development and production trees including Next.js 16.2.1, Recharts, and TailwindCSS 4.2.2 (PR #826, #827)