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Welcome to GLM 5.3.
Start with a question or borrow one of the visual prompts below. Your request is sent through our protected server endpoint, never directly from the browser to the model provider.
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01 · Give context
Describe the result.
State the language, repository constraints, expected behavior and definition of done. Paste only the code or error information needed for the task, and remove credentials before sending.
02 · Choose search
Control outside context.
Leave Search off for self-contained work. Quick Search fits a focused current fact; Deep Search is intended for broader, source-aware exploration. Search adds credits to the request.
03 · Verify output
Review before use.
Run tests and inspect generated code, citations and assumptions. The playground sends requests through a protected server endpoint, but model output can still be incomplete or incorrect.
What to expect from the GLM 5.3 playground.
Does the playground edit my repository?
No. The public playground returns a conversation response. Apply code only after reviewing it in your own controlled environment.
When should I use Deep Search?
Use it when the answer needs several current sources or broader exploration. Keep it off for private, self-contained code questions.
How are credits deducted?
Input, output and optional search draw from the signed-in account balance. The pricing page lists current rates and package validity.
What should I avoid pasting?
Do not submit API keys, passwords, private customer records or code you are not authorized to share with the service.
For a coding request, include a minimal failing example, the expected behavior and the command that should pass. Ask for a plan before a large change, then review the proposed files and boundaries. For research, request dated sources and check the original pages. A fluent response is not proof that a package version, API field or price is current. Start a new conversation when old context is no longer relevant; carrying every prior message forward can increase cost and distract the model from the present task. Save a successful prompt with its expected checks so the workflow can be repeated. When a result matters, compare it against source code, documentation or test output instead of relying on tone. Keep final approval with a person who understands the task and its consequences.