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A new GLM-4.7 model is being promoted as open-source and usable free in the browser with no install. It’s a low-friction way to trial an alternative LLM for coding and backend automation, but you should verify license, data handling, and performance before relying on it.
A recent independent review reports that GLM-4.7, an open-source coding LLM, delivers strong code-generation and refactoring quality with low latency and low cost. The video benchmarks suggest it is competitive for coding tasks; verify fit with your workloads and toolchain.
A YouTube review claims a new open-source GLM release (“GLM‑4.7”) leads coding performance and could beat DeepSeek/Kimi. Official GLM sources don’t list a '4.7' release, but GLM‑4/ChatGLM models are available to self-host; treat this as a signal to benchmark current GLM models against your stack.