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I've been using GLM 4.7 with opencode. It is for sure not as good but the generous limits mean that for a price I can afford I can use it all day and that is g
by xupybd 7mo ago
I've been using GLM 4.7 with opencode.
It is for sure not as good but the generous limits mean that for a price I can afford I can use it all day and that is game changer for me.
I can't use this model yet as they are slowly rolling it out but I'm excited to try it.
- trymas 7mo agoExactly! I don't understand comments claiming GLM-4.7 is very bad. With New Year's promotional discount, I got Lite coding version for ~3$ per month. I have burned couple dozen million of tokens in a session and 5h allowance barely budged. For what I do on personal time - I will never burn through it[0]. I have Claude Code Opus 4.6 at work - yes GLM-4.7 is not as good, though for personal work on bootstraping some applications - it's excellent. I feel like it's literally 6-9 months behind SOTA, most expensive LLM tools that my employer was buying for me and my colleagues, for 3$ per month (even if it's 10$ without discount). Will see how it's with GLM-5 when Z.AI lite coding plan will get it, but I feel the gap to SOTA is narrowing and fast. [0] Though I feel like a stone age neanderthal, when people say they run multiple agents in parallel and burn tens of millions of tokens in minutes.
- lostmsu 7mo agoHave you compared it to GPT? It is a much better model, and unlike Claude you won't easily hit limits on Pro plan.