GLM-5.1

GLM-5.1 · Reviews and evidence

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Editorial takeaways

Editorial takeaways

Z.AI’s 2026-04-07 material claims up to 8 hours of sustained execution, 58.4 on SWE-Bench Pro, and 3.6× geometric-mean speedup on KernelBench Level 3; results depend on OpenHands/Terminus/Claude Code harnesses.

Z.ai · Read evidence

Serenities AI’s 2026-03-29 evaluation separates an early Claude Code self-reported 45.3 from a later SWE-Bench Pro 58.4 and warns they are not the same test; its setup must be read as reported.

Serenities AI · Read evidence

The Artificial Analysis GLM-5.1 Reasoning page collected 2026-08-20 records Intelligence Index 41 and 82.7 tokens/s, while noting verbosity and relatively high cost; this is an aggregated platform index.

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Overview · English

GLM-5.1 Explained: Long-Horizon Agents, Access, and Cost

A sourced GLM-5.1 overview covering its 200K context, 8-hour execution claim, Z.AI pricing snapshot, deployment boundaries, and a cautious pilot path.

Selected evidence

OfficialVendor report

GLM-5.1: Z.ai's Official Long-Horizon Engineering Benchmarks and Reproduction Conditions

Z.AI’s 2026-04-07 material claims up to 8 hours of sustained execution, 58.4 on SWE-Bench Pro, and 3.6× geometric-mean speedup on KernelBench Level 3; results depend on OpenHands/Terminus/Claude Code harnesses.

SourceZ.ai
Published2026-04-07
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; official release 2026-04-07; tasks include SWE-Bench Pro, KernelBench L3, and an 8-hour engineering loop; harness, context management, and parameters control comparability.
ReasoningCapability
Media / benchmarkEditorial analysis

GLM-5.1: Serenities AI's Self-Reported Benchmarks and the Boundaries of Independent Validation

Serenities AI’s 2026-03-29 evaluation separates an early Claude Code self-reported 45.3 from a later SWE-Bench Pro 58.4 and warns they are not the same test; its setup must be read as reported.

SourceSerenities AI
Published2026-03-29
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; Serenities AI page dated 2026-03-29 with 04-07/04-10 updates; sample, tools, and baselines follow the page, and 45.3/58.4 cannot be combined.
ReasoningCapability
Media / benchmarkEditorial analysis

GLM-5.1: Artificial Analysis Independent Intelligence Index and Inference Throughput Benchmark

The Artificial Analysis GLM-5.1 Reasoning page collected 2026-08-20 records Intelligence Index 41 and 82.7 tokens/s, while noting verbosity and relatively high cost; this is an aggregated platform index.

SourceArtificial Analysis
Published2026-04-07
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1 Reasoning; Artificial Analysis collected 2026-08-20; index aggregates evaluations, with full items, provider, repeats, and hardware incomplete.
ReasoningCapability
CommunityPersonal experience

GLM-5.1: OpenCode Three-Model Industrial Webpage Benchmark and Real-World Capability Boundaries

In a single Reddit OpenCode industrial-dashboard comparison, GLM-5.1 produced the strongest visual UI and speed near DeepSeek V4 Pro but needed a second fix pass; Kubernetes YAML and 100k+ context exposed format/stability limits.

SourceReddit r/opencodeCLI
Published2026-05-15
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; one-shot OpenCode generation, source dated 2026-05-15; tasks were an industrial webpage, Kubernetes YAML, and 100k+ context; no repeated blind test.
ReasoningCapability

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OfficialVendor report

GLM-5.1: Z.ai's Official Long-Horizon Engineering Benchmarks and Reproduction Conditions

Z.AI’s 2026-04-07 material claims up to 8 hours of sustained execution, 58.4 on SWE-Bench Pro, and 3.6× geometric-mean speedup on KernelBench Level 3; results depend on OpenHands/Terminus/Claude Code harnesses.

SourceZ.ai
Published2026-04-07
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; official release 2026-04-07; tasks include SWE-Bench Pro, KernelBench L3, and an 8-hour engineering loop; harness, context management, and parameters control comparability.
ReasoningCapability
Media / benchmarkEditorial analysis

GLM-5.1: Serenities AI's Self-Reported Benchmarks and the Boundaries of Independent Validation

Serenities AI’s 2026-03-29 evaluation separates an early Claude Code self-reported 45.3 from a later SWE-Bench Pro 58.4 and warns they are not the same test; its setup must be read as reported.

SourceSerenities AI
Published2026-03-29
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; Serenities AI page dated 2026-03-29 with 04-07/04-10 updates; sample, tools, and baselines follow the page, and 45.3/58.4 cannot be combined.
ReasoningCapability
Media / benchmarkEditorial analysis

GLM-5.1: Artificial Analysis Independent Intelligence Index and Inference Throughput Benchmark

The Artificial Analysis GLM-5.1 Reasoning page collected 2026-08-20 records Intelligence Index 41 and 82.7 tokens/s, while noting verbosity and relatively high cost; this is an aggregated platform index.

SourceArtificial Analysis
Published2026-04-07
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1 Reasoning; Artificial Analysis collected 2026-08-20; index aggregates evaluations, with full items, provider, repeats, and hardware incomplete.
ReasoningCapability
CommunityPersonal experience

GLM-5.1: OpenCode Three-Model Industrial Webpage Benchmark and Real-World Capability Boundaries

In a single Reddit OpenCode industrial-dashboard comparison, GLM-5.1 produced the strongest visual UI and speed near DeepSeek V4 Pro but needed a second fix pass; Kubernetes YAML and 100k+ context exposed format/stability limits.

SourceReddit r/opencodeCLI
Published2026-05-15
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Conditions
Version GLM-5.1; one-shot OpenCode generation, source dated 2026-05-15; tasks were an industrial webpage, Kubernetes YAML, and 100k+ context; no repeated blind test.
ReasoningCapability
CommunityPersonal experience

GLM-5.1: Reddit LocalLLM Real-World Coding and Context Experience

Community experiences describe GLM-5.1 as a cost-effective candidate for C++/everyday coding and long-running projects, but there is still significant disagreement over large monorepos, complex debugging, latency, and context stability. The provider and harness must be recorded..

SourceReddit r/LocalLLM
PublishedUnknown
Collected2026-08-20

Unverified: the original source could not be rechecked.

Source/version
GLM-5.1: Reddit LocalLLM Real-World Coding and Context Experience; live status follows the source and was not reopened
Task/sample
personal-experience; tasks, samples, and repeats follow the disclosed portion
Environment/harness
Provider, client, parameters, and tool harness are not standardized
ReasoningCapability

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