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Frontier-level agentic capabilities and long-horizon coding, open source and fully private. That's GLM 5.2, now on Venice. Here's a full walkthrough to build a retro video game with GLM 5.2 and OpenCode, starting from a single prompt:

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I was skeptical about giving GLM-5.2 the task to build a super mario snes style game in a single HTML file so i ran the test on Opus and also on GLM-5.2 Opus didnt even try to make a game or made something but it wasn't a game GLM-5.2 one shotted a pretty functional game.. WILD
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