Lab release history
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Z.ai (Zhipu AI) model releases
Tsinghua-spun lab behind the GLM family, rebranded internationally as Z.ai. This page collects the lab's model releases, lifecycle events, source links, and model metadata in one crawlable record.
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13 models
GLM-5.2
AvailableZ.ai's latest open flagship for long-horizon coding, agentic engineering, and million-token workflows, adding IndexShare sparse-attention reuse over GLM-5.1.
GLM-5.1
AvailableZ.ai agentic-engineering follow-up to GLM-5, with stronger coding performance and better long-horizon tool-use behavior.
GLM-5
AvailableZ.ai flagship for complex systems engineering and long-horizon agentic tasks, scaling the GLM line to 744B total / 40B active parameters.
GLM-4.7
AvailableCoding-focused GLM release with improved multilingual agentic coding, terminal tasks, tool use, and interface generation.
GLM-4.6V
AvailableOpen 106B-class vision-language model with native multimodal function calling for visual agents.
GLM-4.6
AvailableAgentic reasoning and coding upgrade over GLM-4.5, expanding the text context window from 128K to 200K tokens.
GLM-4.5V
AvailableVision-language GLM based on GLM-4.5-Air, covering image, video, document, grounding, and GUI-agent tasks.
GLM-4.5
AvailableOpen agentic, reasoning, and coding foundation model that marked Z.ai international rebrand and MIT-licensed GLM push.
GLM-4.5-Air
AvailableCompact GLM-4.5 companion with 106B total / 12B active parameters for efficient agentic reasoning and coding.
GLM-4-9B
AvailableOpen GLM-4 9B model family, covering chat, long-context, and code-oriented variants.
GLM-4
AvailableZhipu's GLM-4 flagship generation, launched as the successor to ChatGLM3 with stronger tool use and multimodal variants.
ChatGLM2-6B
AvailableSecond open ChatGLM generation, improving long context, inference efficiency, and bilingual chat quality.
ChatGLM-6B
AvailableZhipu AI and Tsinghua KEG's first widely used open bilingual ChatGLM checkpoint.