Both are added to the Z.AI static model list with their 1M-token context
and 128K max output. GLM-5.3-Flash is natively multimodal, so it gets the
vision and video capabilities — through an `override` rule, because the
provider's `defaults: { vision: false }` already set the flag and a fill
rule would have skipped it silently.
Neither model can stop thinking (`thinking.type` only accepts "enabled"),
so they get their own reasoning rule with low/high/max and no `disabled`,
placed before the `glm-5*` family rule that would otherwise swallow them.
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## [Unreleased]
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### Added
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- Z.AI's new models are selectable on the **Models** page: **GLM-5.3** and **GLM-5.3-Flash**,
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both with a 1M-token context. GLM-5.3-Flash is natively multimodal, so images and videos
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attached to a message are sent to it directly instead of as a file path. Both always think —
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Z.AI does not allow turning it off — and the reasoning control offers *low / high / max*
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(default *max*) instead of an on/off switch.
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### Fixed
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- The **Providers** page said *API key missing* on every provider, including the ones
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