Philip Skeete

@AskVenice I'm running @NanoClaw_AI via @AskVenice and GLM-5.1 is doing a remarkable job carrying the Claude Code SDK and Agent SDK harnesses. Mapping: Opus --> claude-opus-4-6, Sonnet --> zai-org-glm-5-1, Haiku --> zai-org-glm-4.6. This has been a super solid setup 👍

Apr 8

@ErikVoorhees Venice deploys a new model before I even know it exists, this is an un-paralleled rate of iteration 🤯

Apr 7

@ErikVoorhees @Wayland_Six @NousResearch This would be a great add to Venice 👍

Apr 17

@ErikVoorhees @burstingbagel Great post, $DIEM took me a long time to fully conceptualize, so I imagine it's the same for others. But once you get it, you get it (literally) 😀

May 6

@jietang I've been running GLM-5.1 as my Sonnet-4.6 replacement in @NanoClaw_AI via @AskVenice and I have to say it's works beautifully. My anecdotal take is Opus finds fewer errors with GLM-5.1 code than Sonnet-4.6. And GLM models carry the Claude Code and Agent SDK harnesses very well

Apr 11

Holy smokes, has anyone tried running their @openclaw or @NanoClaw_AI harness on @AskVenice's private Grok-4.20-beta model, I am getting near instantaneous responses, and I don't need a skill for X-search. I've only just started testing but so this a game changer, near Opus level reasoning, 10x faster and fully private at a fraction of the cost🤯 One caveat: tool use is a little sketchy, specifically file edit. GLM models handle the Claude Code SDK just fine, but Grok needs some training.

Apr 9

@Go1diLocks I read the white paper a few times, even my AI couldn't quite understand the $DIEM model. But once you get it, there is an ah-ha moment 💡 Ohhhhh.... shit!!! I don't have enough $VVV 😂

May 9

Great post, I had a very similar experience too. $VVV $DIEM is crypto implemented in a fundamentally useful way, not a bolt-on, "let's extract so kind of value from the degens", but instead "we are using a crypto primitive because it's fundamental to our business model". And @ErikVoorhees's day to day engagement with the project lent @AskVenice the credibly that was important to me. I bought $VVV because I needed $DIEM, not to speculate but because I needed inference at zero marginal cost for my

May 7

I ported over my model router from Open WebUI and it ended up looking similar to what you have here, the big issue is the OC hooks doesn't allow you to call the model router per turn. I shelved the project until upstream supports this, didn't see much point if not automatic

Mar 10

@venicestats @AskVenice Does anywhere on site show mint/burn rate, and perhaps graph over time to project when $VVV might become net deflationary

May 8