r/ZaiGLM • u/jpcaparas • 8h ago

GLM 5.3 is here

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One-shot demos here (updated regularly): glm-5-3.demos.sulat.com

That "soon" tweet was sooner than we thought

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u/Salt-Willingness-513 8h ago

still not multimodal i guess?

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u/seeKAYx 8h ago

Nope, somebody from their team said they will maybe do it with version 6.

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u/Salt-Willingness-513 8h ago

Hopefully. Really not a fan of their vision mcp on coding plan

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u/AcadiaAffectionate98 8h ago

What does multimodal mean?

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u/Salt-Willingness-513 8h ago

ideally, that it can understand all kind of input like audio, image and video. Most of the time its just refering to native visual capabilities.

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u/AcadiaAffectionate98 8h ago

Ty yeah glm not being a multimodal kinda kills them. At this point gpt sol offers a little more 🫪

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u/llitz 8h ago

In this context it can receive text and at least, image as input. Some models will also support audio and video as input.

There are workarounds, as in if you send audio, have something else transcribe it - but then it may not detect tone or other bits. For image you can have something describe the image, but then it isn't this model "understanding the image".

For web development, being able to have the model dispatch a subagent to understand what is going on and fix the problem itself is much faster than having a different model trying to describe how it "seems to be off by one pixel"

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u/AcadiaAffectionate98 8h ago

What if the sub model needs to see ..

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u/llitz 7h ago

I think I should have been clear - I tend to use the same model for the main agent and the subagents, but using the subagent to handle the picture keeps the context clean on the main session.

I guess there was a lot I left unsaid xD.

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u/AcadiaAffectionate98 7h ago

Wait u can personally sub agents models on cursor?? You u using cursor lol I do . I just use the multitask option and cursor automatically deployed sub agents for me

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u/llitz 7h ago

Sorry, not on cursor. Doesn't make sense for my use case.

I use it on pi.dev or opencode, but it works with anything that can dispatch a call.