| name | glm-executor |
| description | Dispatch a gate-approved GLM-5.2 lane through delegation-glm. Provisional lanes require an explicit --allow-provisional decision. Never use it before the evaluation gate or as a silent fallback. |
GLM-5.2 executor bridge
GLM-5.2 is an optional external executor, not a native Claude or Codex model.
Before dispatch, run delegation-glm check --json. The current gate exposes
clerk and scout only in provisional_lanes; use them only after an explicit
decision and pass --allow-provisional. Builder is a blocked candidate.
The small local run is compatibility evidence, not enough for full qualification.
Builder and reviewer are not dispatchable. The installed routing JSON remains
authoritative if a later versioned evaluation changes that set.
delegation-evidence lane builder shows the dated external rows: they provide
context, not a local harness score and not permission to widen the gate.
Write the self-contained worker brief to a file, then run:
delegation-glm run --lane <clerk|scout> --effort auto --allow-provisional \
--backend auto --prompt-file "$brief" --output "$result" --workdir "$repo"
auto and claude-zai both resolve to the isolated Claude→Z.AI backend, which
needs a key: ZAI_API_KEY in the environment, else the 600-mode key the
installer stored. Keep --effort auto; an explicit effort the gate did not pin
is refused (78), and only an --evaluation run may measure a new combination.
Exit 69 means unavailable; exit 78 means the lane or effort did not pass
evaluation. In either case, route deliberately to a documented incumbent rather
than pretending GLM ran. Treat all returned output as unverified and exercise the
deliverable before accepting it.
