As recorded at collection: atomcode offers GLM 5.2 to 1000 users every day
As recorded at collection: The terminal-based AI coding tool atomcode offers the ds4f model (1m) for free when you log in. Access to GLM 5.2 200k is offered on a first-come, first-served basis to the first 1000 people each day before 10 AM. If all spots are filled, try again the next day.
- What you get
- Free ds4f access · GLM 5.2 for 1000 users every day · QWEN VL access
- Price
- Free
- Valid until
- Before 10:00 daily, first 1,000 users
- Requirements
- Login required · GLM 5.2 200k limited to the first 1000 users each day before 10 AM · try again the next day when all spots are filled
Details
atomcode is an AI coding tool for writing and editing code conversationally in a command prompt (terminal). It offers the ds4f model (1m), hosted and run directly on the operator’s server, and the QWEN VL model, which reads and processes images. ds4f is free to use after logging in.
Download and install the program from AtomGit’s atomcode repository, then log in. It supports Windows, Linux, and Mac, and can also be controlled from a phone using the separately provided web interface. You need to access the service before 10 AM each day to claim access to GLM 5.2 200k. If the first 1000 spots are filled, try again the next day.
The developer updates the program every week and releases at least 3 versions a month, incorporating feature requests posted in the repository’s issues (request board). The poster says it works well with several windows open at once and that even minor problems are fixed well according to instructions, but cites CSDN’s backing of AtomGit, where the program is hosted, as a drawback.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- July 22, 2026, 16:11 KST
- First published
- Updated
- Updates
- July 26 23:37 · Reclassified due to a criteria change