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Z.ai: GLM 4.6 Coding Benchmark

Compared with GLM-4.5, this generation brings several key improvements: Longer context window: The context window has been expanded from 128K to 200K tokens, enabling the model to handle more complex...

Code Mode#99Kilo rank
Context202,752tokens
Max Output131,072tokens
Inputmodality
Price$0.50/1M input

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Coding Performance

Coding benchmarks and performance metrics for development tasks

Benchmark
Score
45.8%
69.5%
25.0%
54.0%
43.4%

Performance metrics from Artificial Analysis

Security

Enkrypt AI red-team scores for Z.ai: GLM 4.6. Each value is the share of successful attacks on a 0–100 scale — lower is safer.

Overall risk
36.7

Lower is safer

Safety

40.1/ 100

Composite safety risk from Enkrypt red-team evaluations. Lower is safer.

NIST

37.0/ 100

Average attack success across NIST-mapped tests: bias, harm, toxicity, CBRN, and insecure code.

OWASP

40.0/ 100

Weighted average of the same tests using OWASP Top 10 for LLMs 2025 risk rankings.

Attack categories

Percentage of successful attacks in each Enkrypt red-team category.

Jailbreak20.7/ 100

Share of jailbreak tests that bypassed the model's safety constraints.

Bias87.3/ 100

Share of tests that elicited biased responses.

Harmful content45.0/ 100

Share of tests that produced dangerous, violent, or hateful content.

Toxicity4.5/ 100

Share of tests that produced toxic or abusive content.

CBRN25.3/ 100

Share of tests that elicited chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear assistance.

Insecure code21.3/ 100

Share of tests that produced vulnerable or malicious code.

Score
Value
Overall risk
36.7 / 100
Safety
40.1 / 100
NIST
37.0 / 100
OWASP
40.0 / 100
Jailbreak
20.7 / 100
Bias
87.3 / 100
Harmful content
45.0 / 100
Toxicity
4.5 / 100
CBRN
25.3 / 100
Insecure code
21.3 / 100

Security scores from the Enkrypt AI Safety Leaderboard · Last checked Sep 17, 2026

Real-World Usage

Real-world usage statistics from the Kilo Code community

Weekly Token Usage

Mode Rankings (Last Week)

Where this model ranks for each built-in mode

Code

Write, modify, and refactor code

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Ask

Get answers and explanations

No data

Debug

Diagnose and fix software issues

No data

Orchestrator

Coordinate tasks across multiple modes

No data

Real-world metrics from the Kilo Code Leaderboard

Pricing

Cost per 1 million tokens

Input Tokens
$0.50
per 1M tokens
Output Tokens
$2.00
per 1M tokens

Example Cost

Analyzing a 10,000 line codebase (≈40k input tokens, 10k output tokens) costs approximately $0.0400

Coding Capabilities

Features and parameters relevant to coding tasks

Coding Features

Function Calling
Can call external functions/APIs
Tool Choice
Control over function selection
Structured Outputs
JSON schema validation
Reasoning Tokens
Extended thinking for complex problems

Pricing details from OpenRouter

Technical Details

Architecture and implementation specifications

Specifications
Model ID
z-ai/glm-4.6
Artificial Analysis Slug
glm-4-6-reasoning
Created
September 30, 2025
Tokenizer
Other
Input Modalities
Text
Context Window
202,752 tokens
Max Completion Tokens
131,072 tokens
Input Price
$0.50 per 1M tokens
Output Price
$2.00 per 1M tokens
Cache Read Price
$0.10 per 1M tokens
Content Moderation
Disabled

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