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feat: support GLM models and ZAI token metadata
IgorWarzocha c4c863c
feat(cli): add zai-coding-plan (GLM) to auth menu
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feat(provider): add ZAI/GLM provider definition and default endpoint
IgorWarzocha 307f6e5
feat(prompt): add comprehensive GLM system prompt
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fix(provider): ensure ZAI/GLM uses Anthropic SDK with thinking variants
IgorWarzocha 08fc6fd
refactor(models): use nullish coalescing for GLM provider injection
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The current logic for ensuring the
zai-coding-planprovider is correctly configured has some room for improvement:glm-4.7model is duplicated in theelseblock. This makes the code harder to maintain, as any updates to the model definition would need to be made in two places.models.devreturns azai-coding-planprovider but without theglm-4.7model, your currentifblock will not add it. The model configuration is only injected ifparsed["zai-coding-plan"].models["glm-4.7"]already exists. Theelseblock, which does create the model, is never reached.A more robust approach is to ensure the provider and model exist, creating them if necessary, and then applying the overrides. This avoids duplication and fixes the logic gap.