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Running GLM-4.7-Flash with OpenCode locally on M4 Max MacBook Pro. 4-bit model runs at 82 tok/sec. Prefill will get ~4x faster with M5 Max MacBook Pro (~28 Jan). EXO will also support disaggregating prefill and decode across devices, e.g. DGX Spark.

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