What to do with GLM-5

Six practical guides to getting real work done with GLM-5.3 and GLM-5.3 Flash. Each one tells you which model to pick, what to watch out for and gives you prompts you can open in the chat with one click.

Browse the prompt library

§ 01Guides

Pick a task

1.1

Coding

Debug, review and refactor with the family's strongest skill.

1.2

Writing

Drafts, rewrites and edits in the tone you need.

1.3

Translation

Natural translations that keep tone, terms and format.

1.4

Study

Explanations, practice questions and study plans.

1.5

Data analysis

SQL, pandas and plain-language insights from your data.

1.6

Agents

Plan and build tool-using agents on GLM-5.

§ 02Prompt formula

Four parts of a good GLM-5 prompt

Works for every use case below. You do not need all four every time, but the more you give, the less you have to fix later.

Role
Who should the model be? A senior reviewer, a patient tutor, a native-speaker editor.
Context
Paste the material: code, text, data or an image. GLM-5.3 can take very long inputs.
Task
Say exactly what you want done, with any constraints: length, tone, language, what not to change.
Format
Describe the output: a table, a numbered list, a diff, JSON, a short email.

You are a senior Python reviewer. Here is my function: [code]. Find bugs and edge cases, then give a corrected version. Reply with a short bullet list of issues followed by the fixed code.

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