

Z AI released GLM-5.1 and made it available to all GLM Coding Plan users. It is also expected to be open-sourced in the first half of April.

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Z AI released GLM-5.1 and made it available to all GLM Coding Plan users. It is also expected to be open-sourced in the first half of April.

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Todays Newsletter is (obviously) all about the big news today: Claude "Mythos"

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See how @Kensho built a multi-agent data retrieval system on LangGraph to give S&P Global customers a single entry point into verified financial data — equity research, macro, ESG, and more. The architecture consists of a central router + specialized Data Retrieval Agents, one

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// Multi-Agent Self-Evolution for LLM Reasoning // Most self-play methods for LLM reasoning lack explicit planning and quality control. This leads to unstable training on complex multi-step tasks. New research introduces a cleaner closed-loop approach. SAGE co-evolves four

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Someone open-sourced a survival computer that works even when the internet goes down. Project N.O.M.A.D turns any Linux machine into a fully offline knowledge server. No internet needed after setup. The AI runs through Ollama. You can chat, write, and code locally. Upload

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What if one AI could seamlessly understand and generate both text and visuals, adapting to any length? Zebin You and team from Renmin University of China and Ant Group present LLaDA-o! Their new LLaDA-o model uses a clever "Mixture of Diffusion" approach, blending discrete
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45.3 vs 47.9 for Opus using Claude Code as harness is really close. Super excited to test its limits, especially for non-English codebases where these models sometimes differ a lot 😀

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Great survey on Workflow Optimization for LLM Agents.
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The rate limits and cost factor is huge. On my end, Claude's models usually hold up quite nicely vs GPT's for coding quality, but the pricing and limits definitely push people toward Codex for volume work.

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Claude Mythos is scheduled for Q3 2026. We're currently still in Q1 2026. Anthropic will certainly factor in compute limitations and project how good the model will be. However, if it's already this good *now*, and NVIDIA's Vera Rubin GPUs aren't even live yet, what will we see