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Gemini 3.6 Flash is now available through Google AI in Zed.

Thanks ArneshBanerjee!

Qwen 3.8 27B is now live in Command Code.

Beats Opus 4.6 Max, GPT 5.6 Luna Max on Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index.

Best for coding and long agent tasks. Multimodal with reasoning toggled on/off

Available on all plans & API

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GLM-5.3 is already live in Command Code.

Same price as GLM-5.2, ~50% better on Zai's internal Code Bench.

Still 5–10x cheaper than the frontier closed models (per 1M output tokens, list price today).

Plans: $1 Go ($10 credits) · $10 GOAT ($20 credits)

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The 97 apps split into 46 interactive builds, 19 games, 18 simulators, and 14 static explainers. The rule from day one still holds: whatever makes the idea click counts.

Elsewhere: Fixiki, who took a Week 2 prize under his real name Vasily Anoshin, is up to eleven apps, mostly simulators like Gravity Playground. raimanncostigan hasn't shipped since Day 10, and two new names joined: host with Hosty Helper, and ddv with Country Guesser.

Today's spotlight is anishsharma, who has turned one missed day into the longest active climb on the board. Since Day 10 he has shipped seven straight, most recently Gate Breaker, Spin Facts, Path Pilot AI, and Computer History. His sixteen apps run from logic gates to the machines that made it all.

Right behind him sit waela and AshAmplifies in a dead heat, both perfect at seventeen-for-seventeen. waela's latest is Cat-lopedia, an encyclopedia of all things cat, and Ash's is Pulp Fiction, which tests how much real fruit is in the snack.

Week 2's credits are in, with three builders splitting 20,000. AshAmplifies took the top 10k for Games of the Globe, which teaches a tabletop classic in five minutes. Vasily Anoshin took 5k for Tower of Words, and anishsharma took 5k for Human Anatomy, a 3D skeleton you can dissect.

🎒 Netlify Back to School, Day 18 of 31.

Twelve builders have deployed 97 teaching apps, and the top of the board has turned into a photo finish. The assignment hasn't changed: build an app that teaches one idea, ship it, come back tomorrow. 🧵

i wish i could isolate that from the rest of traffic and give a solid answer. mostly it costs me my sanity when crawlers go overdrive on some val that's inefficient or expensive to run and that takes down a server or two. they _love_ to iterate through chess positions on the val that does that.

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