glm-5-2#103
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Mergeability follow-up on head I re-audited PR conversation comments before intervening. There is still no external blocking feedback in the PR conversation channel, and all PRD stories remain marked CI state on the reviewed head had degraded in two ways:
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Mergeability follow-up on head I re-audited the PR conversation channel before intervening. There is still no external blocking feedback in PR conversation comments, the branch still matches I also verified the reviewed GLM-5 bundle is still present in the PR diff with CI state had become stale again on workflow run
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Mergeability follow-up on head I re-audited the PR conversation channel before intervening. There is still no external blocking feedback in PR conversation comments, the branch still matches The latest failing CI run belonged to the previous head
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Mergeability reconciliation on head I re-audited PR conversation comments before taking action. There is still no external blocking feedback in the PR conversation channel, the branch still matches I also verified the live PR diff still contains the GLM-5 bundle and mergeability follow-up files with CI state in UTC:
Because that required run is still inside the workflow's 15-minute waiting window, the correct action on this head is to wait rather than churn CI or change reviewed code. |
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This supersedes the earlier green-state comments on this PR. CI is green now, but the branch is still BLOCKING until the folded summaries are rendered and the focused tests assert the rendered summaries. |
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"project": "Model Atlas — GLM-5 Paper Decomposition Bundle",
"branchName": "glm-5-2",
"description": "Add the canonical Model Atlas content bundle for the paper GLM-5: from Vibe Coding to Agentic Engineering so readers can open a paper page, a model page, and linked concept/training/system explainers that break the paper into reusable reference pages instead of one isolated citation.",
"context": {
"customerAsk": "Decompose the paper at https://arxiv.org/html/2602.15763v1 and generate the appropriate pages.",
"problem": "The repo already has several nearby module and training pages, but it does not yet have the GLM-5-specific subject bundle. Readers cannot open a canonical GLM-5 paper page, a GLM-5 model page, a reusable page for the paper's asynchronous agent RL contribution, a system page for the named slime rollout framework, or a broad concept page for agentic engineering.",
"solution": "Ship one connected five-page bundle: paper.glm-5, model.glm-5, concept.agentic-engineering, training-regime.asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning, and system.slime-rollout-framework. Each page should be registry-backed, citation-backed, and cross-linked to the others plus nearby existing docs so the paper becomes a navigable reference slice rather than a standalone source link."
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"A published paper page exists at /docs/papers/glm-5 and explains the paper's main contributions in plain language, with links to the GLM-5 model page and the new concept, training-regime, and system pages.",
"A published model page exists at /docs/models/glm-5 and explains GLM-5 as a model family or release, including architecture summary, linked module usage, training-regime links, paper link, and organization link.",
"Published pages exist at /docs/concepts/agentic-engineering, /docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning, and /docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework, each with distinct scope and no duplicated thesis across adjacent sections.",
"Registry relationships let a reader move between the five new routes and relevant existing records such as multi-head latent attention, sparse-attention-family pages, and on-policy distillation within one click from the rendered page body.",
"Each page uses a folded openingSummary, layperson-readable narrative sections, citation-backed technical claims, and the appropriate page template structure, with no benchmark-leaderboard copy as the main teaching device.",
"Focused automated tests render each new route and assert the expected title, folded summary, and key outbound links to related new or existing docs.",
"make typecheck, make lint, and make test pass."
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"id": "glm-5-2-001",
"title": "GLM-5 paper page",
"description": "As a reader who found the GLM-5 paper, I want a canonical paper page so I can see what the paper introduced and which deeper reference pages to open next.",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Published registry record paper.glm-5 exists with stable aliases GLM-5 and GLM-5: from Vibe Coding to Agentic Engineering, paper-topic tags for architecture, training, systems, and agentic work, plus citation and source metadata for the arXiv paper.",
"/docs/papers/glm-5 renders a paper-shaped page with one folded openingSummary, a contribution-oriented graph or associated-record section, plain-language sections for what the paper introduced, how GLM-5 differs from nearby prior GLM releases at a high level, and why the paper matters for coding agents.",
"The rendered page exposes direct links to /docs/models/glm-5, /docs/concepts/agentic-engineering, /docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning, and /docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework.",
"A focused test renders the GLM-5 paper route and asserts the page title, folded summary, and links to the model page plus the three other new canonical pages.",
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"Tests pass",
"Verify in browser using dev-browser skill"
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"id": "glm-5-2-002",
"title": "GLM-5 model page",
"description": "As a reader researching GLM-5, I want a model page so I can understand the model's architecture, training shape, and linked components without reading the full paper.",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Published registry record model.glm-5 exists with aliases, model-family and architecture tags, paper.glm-5 as a source paper, organization metadata for Zhipu AI, and links to the modules, training regimes, and systems the model depends on.",
"/docs/models/glm-5 renders a model-shaped page with an architecture summary, linked module usage for the relevant attention and MoE components already in the registry, training-regime links, paper link, and a model graph or architecture section that teaches structure rather than benchmark outcomes.",
"The model page links back to /docs/papers/glm-5 and outward to /docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning, /docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework, and the existing nearby module pages it relies on.",
"A focused test renders the GLM-5 model route and asserts the page title, folded summary, and links to the GLM-5 paper page plus the expected training and system routes.",
"Typecheck passes",
"Tests pass",
"Verify in browser using dev-browser skill"
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"priority": 2,
"passes": true,
"notes": ""
},
{
"id": "glm-5-2-003",
"title": "Agentic engineering concept page",
"description": "As a reader who keeps hearing agentic engineering, I want a concept page so I can understand the term in ordinary language and see how GLM-5 fits into that shift.",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Published registry record concept.agentic-engineering exists with aliases such as agentic engineering and coding agents, concept tags tied to systems, training, and agent workflows, and related links to the GLM-5 paper and model.",
"/docs/concepts/agentic-engineering renders a concept-shaped page that defines the term before narrowing into GLM-5, explains why long-horizon coding tasks need more than one-shot code generation, and links to the asynchronous RL and slime pages as concrete implementations.",
"The page explains reader payoff and nearby concepts without using benchmark tables as the primary explanation.",
"A focused test renders the concept route and asserts the folded summary plus links to /docs/papers/glm-5, /docs/models/glm-5, /docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning, and /docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework.",
"Typecheck passes",
"Tests pass",
"Verify in browser using dev-browser skill"
],
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"passes": true,
"notes": ""
},
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"id": "glm-5-2-004",
"title": "Asynchronous agent reinforcement learning page",
"description": "As a reader studying how GLM-5 was post-trained, I want a training-regime page for asynchronous agent RL so I can understand the algorithmic idea separately from the rest of the paper.",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Published registry record training-regime.asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning exists with aliases asynchronous agent RL and asynchronous reinforcement learning for agentic tasks, training-category tags, citation links to paper.glm-5, and related links to GLM-5 plus the slime system.",
"/docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning renders a training-regime page that explains the decoupled rollout and training loop, stability handling for stale or noisy trajectories, and why asynchronous training helps long-horizon agent tasks.",
"The page clearly distinguishes algorithmic training choices from runtime infrastructure details, linking system-heavy details to /docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework instead of duplicating them in prose.",
"A focused test renders the training route and asserts the folded summary plus links to the GLM-5 paper and model pages and the slime system page.",
"Typecheck passes",
"Tests pass",
"Verify in browser using dev-browser skill"
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"priority": 4,
"passes": true,
"notes": ""
},
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"id": "glm-5-2-005",
"title": "slime rollout framework system page",
"description": "As a reader investigating GLM-5's infrastructure, I want a system page for the slime framework so I can understand the rollout stack that supports asynchronous agent training.",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Published registry record system.slime-rollout-framework exists with aliases slime and slime framework, systems-category tags for rollout, runtime, and scheduling, citation links to paper.glm-5, and related links to the asynchronous RL regime and GLM-5 model.",
"/docs/systems/slime-rollout-framework renders a system-shaped page that explains where the framework sits, how customizable rollouts, tail-latency handling, and heartbeat-style fault tolerance fit together, and how the system supports agent training workloads.",
"The page links to /docs/training/asynchronous-agent-reinforcement-learning for the algorithmic loop and avoids re-explaining the full training-regime thesis inside the system copy.",
"A focused test renders the system route and asserts the folded summary plus links to the asynchronous RL page and the GLM-5 paper and model pages.",
"Typecheck passes",
"Tests pass",
"Verify in browser using dev-browser skill"
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"notes": ""
}
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