GLM-4.6 Integrations

OpenRouter serves as a consolidated interface for various large language models (LLMs). It efficiently identifies the most competitive prices and optimal latencies/throughputs from numerous providers, allowing users to establish their own priorities for these factors. There’s no need to modify your existing code when switching between different models or providers, making the process seamless. Users also have the option to select and finance their own models. Instead of relying solely on flawed evaluations, OpenRouter enables the comparison of models based on their actual usage across various applications. You can engage with multiple models simultaneously in a chatroom setting. The payment for model usage can be managed by users, developers, or a combination of both, and the availability of models may fluctuate. Additionally, you can access information about models, pricing, and limitations through an API. OpenRouter intelligently directs requests to the most suitable providers for your chosen model, in line with your specified preferences. By default, it distributes requests evenly among the leading providers to ensure maximum uptime; however, you have the flexibility to tailor this process by adjusting the provider object within the request body. Prioritizing providers that have maintained a stable performance without significant outages in the past 10 seconds is also a key feature. Ultimately, OpenRouter simplifies the process of working with multiple LLMs, making it a valuable tool for developers and users alike.

Roo Code, which was previously recognized as Roo Cline, is an autonomous coding agent powered by artificial intelligence and integrated within Visual Studio Code to boost the efficiency of software development. This tool enables users to interact in natural language, which simplifies the processes of code generation, refactoring, debugging, and documentation updates. It possesses the ability to directly read and write files in the workspace, run terminal commands, and automate actions in web browsers. Compatible with any OpenAI-compatible or custom models and APIs, Roo Code offers a variety of customizable modes, such as Code Mode for routine coding tasks, Architect Mode for designing systems, Ask Mode for posing questions, Debug Mode for resolving issues, and user-defined Custom Modes tailored for specific tasks. Additionally, it incorporates the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which broadens its functionality by allowing integration with various external tools and APIs, thus enhancing its versatility in diverse development environments. This comprehensive range of features positions Roo Code as a valuable asset for developers seeking to streamline their workflow and improve productivity.

Kilo Code serves as an open-source AI agent extension designed for Visual Studio Code, aimed at boosting coding productivity through code generation, task automation, and smart suggestions. Among its most notable features are the ability to generate code from natural language inputs, automated refactoring for enhancing current codebases, intelligent code completion that provides insightful suggestions while you work, and automation of repetitive coding tasks to streamline your workflow. To begin using Kilo Code, simply install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace, log in with your Google Account to access complimentary Claude 3.7 Sonnet credits, and start your coding journey. With these capabilities, Kilo Code not only simplifies the coding process but also empowers developers to focus on more complex and creative tasks.

Claude Code by Anthropic brings agentic AI development to your terminal, transforming how teams work with large and complex codebases. It connects natively to GitHub, GitLab, and local environments, giving developers the power to search, explain, and edit code with simple prompts. Claude Code can onboard new developers by mapping entire repositories, explaining architectures, and summarizing dependencies within seconds. It also automates tedious workflows—such as issue triage, refactoring, testing, and PR submission—by turning them into single-command actions. With support for models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3 Opus, it delivers contextual reasoning and multi-file understanding unmatched by typical copilots. Its agentic command-line interface makes it feel like an intelligent collaborator embedded in your workflow. Integration is simple: install it via npm and start coding at “thought speed.” Claude Code helps teams move from concept to commit effortlessly, combining the familiarity of the terminal with the intelligence of Claude.

An autonomous coding assistant integrated directly within your IDE, this tool can create and modify files, execute commands, browse the web, and more, all with your explicit consent throughout the process. Cline is designed to tackle intricate software development challenges methodically. Equipped with capabilities to generate and adjust files, navigate extensive projects, utilize web resources, and perform terminal commands (once you authorize), he offers support that transcends mere code completion or technical assistance. Unlike traditional AI scripts that operate in isolated environments, this extension features a user-friendly interface that requires your approval for every file modification and command execution, ensuring a secure and user-friendly approach to harnessing the capabilities of autonomous AI. By incorporating such a system, developers can explore innovative solutions while maintaining control over their coding environment.