GLM Internal Letter Discusses Agent Infrastructure
bingxu_ · x · 2026-07-11
This reply summarizes and comments on an alleged internal letter from the GLM CEO. The core message is that "The Great Wave Has Arrived," with the company believing that both it and @int21ai are pursuing the exact same goal: pushing agent systems toward higher levels of autonomy and self-evolution.
The author emphasizes that their team does not train models. Instead, they approach the problem from the infrastructure layer and have already built several components:
- SwarmOS, designed for autonomous agent systems.
- An architecture that supports self-improvement and continuous evolution.
- A compute-driven cross-session knowledge forging/memory mechanism.
The overall message focuses heavily on the roadmap for infrastructuring agent systems and the company's strategic judgments surrounding this direction.
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