GLM-5.1, a new AI model, is now accessible via OpenRouter, Vercel, and Requesty. Builders can integrate this model into their products or services, enabling advanced AI features with minimal setup.
Special thanks to our launch partners, AI gateways, and inference providers. Access GLM-5.1 now:
- OpenRouter:
openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.1
- Vercel:
vercel.com/ai-gateway/mod
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- Requesty:
requesty.ai/models/zai/glm
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Fireworks Training now lets you fully fine-tune massive models like Kimi K2.5 with custom loss functions on managed infrastructure. This enables builders to rapidly create proprietary AI models tailored to niche use cases, speeding up product development.
Fireworks Training is now in preview.
You can now full-parameter fine-tune Kimi K2.5 (1T params, 256k context) with custom loss functions (GRPO, DRO, DAPO, or bring your own) on managed infra.
@genspark_ai
built their proprietary model stack in four weeks.
@vercel
hit 93%
The latest update of Summarize introduces new features like local video slides and improved model backends, making it a valuable tool for builders looking to enhance their AI projects and streamline development.
Summarize 0.13 is out!
Local video slides (--slides)
More model backends (GitHub Copilot)
Better GPT-5.4 support
Better media handling (HLS detection.m3u8)
It graduated from my tap to official homebrew formula!
brew install summarize
A user shares how switching to Codex helped identify critical gaps in their development pipeline, showcasing the tool's effectiveness in enhancing team productivity. This insight can help builders optimize their workflows and improve project outcomes.
Really interesting observation: I fully switched my OpenClaw to oauth GPT 5.4/ codex after the claude debacle.
Immediately, codex noticed over 10 gaps in my 12-agent dev team pipeline that opus hadnβt identified or fixed.
It took us maybe 20 minutes to fix any gaps, identify
This tweet discusses using advanced AI models to enhance the performance of cheaper models, which can streamline product development for builders. It highlights a method to improve AI outputs, making it relevant for entrepreneurs looking to optimize their AI tools.
The best way to make cheap models work is to have big models direct them
Have an expensive model like GPT 5.4 or Opus write up a derailed spec
Use Kimi or GLM 5 to implement it.
We are observing some excellent results
OpenClaw's integration with GPT-5.4 significantly improves its capabilities, making it a valuable tool for builders looking to enhance their AI projects. This advancement can streamline development processes and accelerate product launches.
OpenClaw is now really good with GPT-5.4. Peter and team cooked