Curso · 6 capítulos

Coding on Open Models

Run the agent harness you already know on open backends (GLM, Kimi, DeepSeek, Qwen), measure the gap yourself, and route by task.

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O que você vai saber fazer

  • Five chapters on wiring, measuring, and routing open coding models into a real engineering team's stack, in the order that keeps you from redoing work.
  • Redirect Claude Code's own connection settings to GLM, Kimi, and other Anthropic-compatible backends, and know exactly what changes when you do.
  • Build a small personal eval harness on your own repo, because the public leaderboard is answering a different question than the one you're asking.
  • Send planning to a frontier model, implementation to mid-tier, and quick edits to whatever's cheapest, using your own eval numbers instead of vibes to draw the lines.
  • Where open coding models still break under real workloads, and the checkpoints, gates, and task splits that catch it before it costs you a day.
  • Seats, spend caps, and policy that make an open-model addition to the stack survive contact with a whole engineering team, not just your own terminal.

O que tem dentro

  1. 1
    Coding on Open Models: Start Here

    Five chapters on wiring, measuring, and routing open coding models into a real engineering team's stack, in the order that keeps you from redoing work.

    11 min
  2. 2
    Wiring Open Backends

    Redirect Claude Code's own connection settings to GLM, Kimi, and other Anthropic-compatible backends, and know exactly what changes when you do.

    16 min
  3. 3
    Benchmark It Yourself

    Build a small personal eval harness on your own repo, because the public leaderboard is answering a different question than the one you're asking.

    15 min
  4. 4
    Routing by Task

    Send planning to a frontier model, implementation to mid-tier, and quick edits to whatever's cheapest, using your own eval numbers instead of vibes to draw the lines.

    15 min
  5. 5
    The Failure Modes

    Where open coding models still break under real workloads, and the checkpoints, gates, and task splits that catch it before it costs you a day.

    15 min
  6. 6
    Team Rollout of a Hybrid Stack

    Seats, spend caps, and policy that make an open-model addition to the stack survive contact with a whole engineering team, not just your own terminal.

    18 min

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