Zhipu AI PM Li announces OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern as supported GLM Coding Plan projects; other tools will be evaluated case-by-case. Do not share credentials or use subscriptions as API access; contact support for error 1313. Zhipu AI product manager Li announced that OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern are officially supported under the GLM Coding Plan, with other tools evaluated case-by-case. The note cautions against sharing credentials or using subscriptions as API access and directs users with error 1313 to contact support.

Gate News message, April 22 — Zhipu AI announced that it will discontinue automatic renewal of the GLM Coding Plan unlimited weekly quota subscription starting at 10:00 AM Beijing time on April 30, 2026. The discontinuation affects users currently subscribed to the legacy plan with auto-renewal

On April 10, the authoritative AI benchmarking platform LMArena updated its rankings. GLM-5.1 took first place among global open-source models and third place globally, showcasing excellent coding ability and breakthroughs in long-range tasks. It became the only open-source model to achieve continuous work for 8 hours.

Gate News message, April 2, Zhipu AI released the multimodal coding foundation model GLM-5V-Turbo, designed specifically for visual programming scenarios. The model natively supports multimodal input understanding such as images, video, design drafts, and document layouts, and can also call multimodal tools such as framing, screenshots, and reading webpages, with the context window expanded to 200k.

Zhipu released GLM-5.1, making it available to all GLM Coding Plan users. In the coding ability test, GLM-5.1 scored 45.3, significantly better than the previous generation’s 35.4, and close to Claude Opus 4.6, showing clear progress.

SWE-rebench is a real-time software engineering task benchmark. The latest leaderboard update removed demo and operation restrictions, and added auxiliary evaluation tasks. Claude Opus 4.6 ranks first with 65.3%, GLM-5 ranks third with 62.8%, and four Chinese models made the top ten, demonstrating progress in Chinese models.

On March 23, SWE-rebench published its latest benchmark rankings, with Claude Opus 4.6 topping the list. This update removed example demonstrations and step limitations, while adding auxiliary evaluation tasks. GLM-5 ranked third among open-source models, with Chinese models collectively occupying four positions.

Zhipu Z.ai's global head Li Zixuan revealed that GLM-5 leads human benchmarks in the Prediction Arena prediction market with a 42.99% return rate, becoming the only AI model to surpass humans. The model executed 98 trades with outstanding performance.

Gate News, on March 21, Zhipu Z.ai global head Li Zixuan posted on the X platform stating: "Don't panic. GLM-5.1 will be open source." (Don't panic, GLM-5.1 will be open source.) The release date and specific details of the model have not yet been disclosed.

Zhipu AI released the GLM-5-Turbo model on March 16th as a high-speed optimized version of GLM-5, specifically customized for OpenClaw agent scenarios. The model delivers 2-3x speed improvements, supports 200K context and 128K maximum output, and has optimized tool calling stability. It demonstrated significantly superior performance compared to GLM-5 in evaluations, alongside corresponding increases to API pricing and the introduction of personal user packages.