v1.1.0
Native GLM ACP v1.1.0
This release adds seven coordinated quality and efficiency extensions to the native Z.ai GLM ACP agent:
- Semantic LSP navigation for symbols, definitions, references, hover, implementations, rename preparation, and call hierarchies.
- Transactional, SHA-256-pinned multi-file patching with syntax validation, exact rollback, and CRLF preservation.
- Bounded concurrent batch reads that reduce tool round trips and context overhead.
- A stable managed-prompt prefix with cache identity and cache-hit reporting.
- Metadata-only, secret-safe trajectory telemetry for measuring tool and turn behavior without storing prompts, outputs, reasoning, commands, or raw session IDs.
- Permission-gated isolated Playwright browser evidence for snapshots, console, network, screenshots, and allowlisted interactions.
- Hash-pinned lifecycle hooks for repository formatting and policy gates, with scrubbed environments and bounded execution.
Distribution
Version-pinned frozen binaries are published for Linux x86-64 and AArch64, macOS Intel and Apple Silicon, and Windows x86-64. Each archive includes a SHA-256 checksum and GitHub build-provenance attestation. The release also includes Python wheel/source distributions, the ACP Registry manifest and icon, and checksum-verifying Unix and Windows installers that expose both glm-acp and native-glm-acp without requiring a Python runtime or administrator privileges.
Verification
- 424 offline tests passed on Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13.
- All five frozen targets passed their test suite,
--version, and 31 MiB size ceiling. - Dependency audit found no known vulnerabilities.
- The published Linux checksum and pinned public installer were verified end to end.
- The official ACP Registry builder validated all 40 catalog manifests and their release URLs.
- The official Registry authentication verifier downloaded v1.1.0 and passed Terminal Auth through
zai-api-key-setup.
Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0