Run GLM 5.3 Apex Outlaw in Roo Code
Run glm-5.3-apex-outlaw in Roo Code through Wild West API: one key, a hard spend cap, and a model that answers instead of refusing.
| Model id | glm-5.3-apex-outlaw |
|---|---|
| Context window | 1,048,576 tokens (1M) |
| Tool calling | Supported |
| Price per 1M tokens | $0.30 input, $0.20 on a cache hit, $1.00 output |
| Web search | Add :online to the id |
Set it up
- In the Roo Code settings panel choose OpenAI Compatible as the API Provider.
- Base URL https://wildwestapi.com/v1, your key, Model glm-5.3-apex-outlaw.
- Under Model Configuration set the Context Window to 1,048,576 and Max Output Tokens to 32,768.
API Provider: OpenAI Compatible Base URL: https://wildwestapi.com/v1 API Key: sk-ww-... Model: glm-5.3-apex-outlaw Context Window: 1048576 Max Output Tokens: 32768
What a session costs
For a 25-turn agent task (about 750K input tokens re-read across turns, 85% of them cache hits, 25K output), GLM 5.3 Apex Outlaw comes to about $0.19 at today's prices; the cache price does most of the work, since re-read context is billed at $0.20 rather than $0.30 per million.
FAQ
Can GLM 5.3 Apex Outlaw edit files and run commands in Roo Code?
Yes. Roo Code acts through tool calls and this model supports tool calling, so it can read, edit and run, not just chat.
What does a session cost?
About $0.19 for a 25-turn agent task (about 750K input tokens re-read across turns, 85% of them cache hits, 25K output), at $0.30 in, $1.00 out and $0.20 per million on cache hits. Put a spend cap on the key so a long run cannot overrun it.
Is it uncensored?
Apex Flash, the security-tuned GLM 5.3 Flash, with its refusals removed. For pentesting, CTFs and malware analysis: a million tokens of context, tool calling and vision.