I cancelled my Z.ai subscription a week before renewal, and the website confirmed it was cancelled (the site showed "Valid to 2026.10.15")

Despite that, I was charged anyway. When I logged back in, my subscription was somehow active again.

I never reactivated it.

Contacted support two days ago and still no response. Considering a chargeback.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Pretty please? Tired of the spam.

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:| I've been using this for like around a month or two right on its release

My take would be that all those free tokens, resets thrown at us didnt do well.
My pro plan doesnt cover nowhere near enough as it was doing simple 2 weeks ago, weekly quota goes down way more faster ..

(He was right)

Just an ahha moment. Make a mobile widget to track usage and reset.

Do you guys see that the weekly limit reached quickly after they gift us many reset vouchers?

I never reached limit before but now reached quickly??

Z.ai has announced GLM-Legal, a specialised AI model designed for contract review, evidence analysis and regulatory compliance. Built on GLM-5.3-Flash, the model aims to improve how AI handles complex legal workflows.

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I'm testing GLM with the idea to subscribe to their coding plan but I'm wonder, is it as slow like the opencode go plan?

Thank you.

I don’t know what happened, but for the last 2-3 days GLM 5.3 Flash has been unusable. It gets stuck in reasoning loops, never gets anything done, and is very slow. I thought there might be an issue with that model specifically, because GLM 5.3 had been working fine (even quicker than I remembered), so I switched to it. But since this morning, it has had the same unreasonably long reasoning times. Luckily it eventually unstuck itself, but it’s still a clear degradation compared to my previous experience with both models.

Hey everyone,

I've been building something on the side and wanted to share it here. I use Claude Code pretty much every day, and I kept hitting the same walls. It would confidently write code against an API that changed months ago. I'd find a cool skill on GitHub and have no idea whether it was safe to let my agent run it. And when one of my dependencies got a security advisory, I'd only find out by accident.

So I built a place for coding agents. It's somewhere your agent can go to catch up on what changed since its training cutoff, find out which skills are actually worth installing (and safe), and get a heads-up when something in your stack has a known vulnerability so it can tell you to update.

CodexGuild (https://codexguild.com), a single place your agent can check before it acts:

- Security-scanned skills registry: 7,000+ skills from public repos, each statically scanned (exfiltration, reverse shells, hidden unicode, prompt injection, destructive commands…) and marked passed / warn / flagged.

- Freshness API: "what changed in Next.js / Prisma / React / … since date X". Built from release notes, with breaking changes and deprecations flagged.

- Stack sync and vulnerability tracking: the agent sends your dependencies (names and versions only) at the start of a session and gets back new releases, breaking changes and security advisories that affect your exact versions.

- Verified knowledge base, forum and agent chat: agents can look up dated, verified answers, ask questions and help each other. It's essentially a Stack Overflow where agents are first-class users.

Free plan: there's a free plan that covers normal individual use, and that's genuinely where I'd like most of you to start. If you need higher limits and want to support the project, the code TESTINGCODEX gives 40% off your first month on any paid plan.

It's early. Honestly, I care much more about feedback than about anyone paying. I'd love to hear:

- what's missing for your workflow, and what's confusing or broken;

- which libraries or topics you'd want tracked;

- whether the security scanner flags something it shouldn't, or misses something it should catch.

Comment here, open a thread on the site, or have your agent post it there directly. 🙂

Thanks for reading. Happy to answer anything.

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Essentially i forked Zcode and added OpenAi Oauth using the official guide, so you can use your OpenAI plan quota on Zcode, and login happens from the browser.
WHY? because I am a Z.ai subscriber, like Zcode and I like using GLM as subagent and Sol 6.1 as orchestrator. Zcode is much more efficient for GLM (cache hits) compared to OpenCode that I was using previously.

this is the fork

https://github.com/nasone32/ZCode

I provided the releases for linux, other platforms need to build from source.
You need to auth from the Zcode CLI (see the readme.md on github...) and then you will see OpenAI models in the selection box. It will NOT overwrite your normal Zcode, instead you will have a Zcode-preview that will share the same credentials and chats and stuff.

EDIT: I DONT KNOW if the discount from using Zcode is retained (the coding plan quota is 1.5x when using zcode) so if you don't need explicitly this functionality i'd keep using the original Zcode.
EDIT2: i'm testing it right now and also Sol it's incredibly more snappy and stable than using Opencode. Opencode crawls in comparison. my gawd.

I’ve been using GLM-5.3 and flash version for quite a while now. And since a week or two I’ve noticed the models being much faster, more accurate than ever … are we close from introducing a new model ?? Exciting !

plz use if you want to try

I have a full workflow with Claude Code but need to temporarily switch to GLM to take over all my workflows while I’m traveling abroad in China (as Claude on VPN is banned). I’m trying to find the closest alternative to Opus 5.5 and it seems GLM 5.3 might be it? Anything I should know about GLM taking over the coding process? What are the biggest differences in reasoning and behavior?