I’m in this weird spot where I doubt whether using GLM 5.2 really is the best thing to do, because I really like it but I still don’t get that normal conversation and deep reasoning feel from it. It absolutely is code biased, Opus isn’t. That’s why I have an Ollama Pro subscription and a Claude Pro subscription just so that I can use GLM 5.2 when my Opus / Fable quota runs out. For me, it feels like there is no open source model that feels as polished and general reasoning heavy as Claude Opus. So it becomes very difficult for me to juggle between coding and reasoning models while doing tasks with Claude Code, Openclaw etc. I was thinking about OpenRouter’s MoE kind of concept where you can plug in many models. Basically a custom MoE builder, you connect the models you already have (Opus, GLM, a local Ollama model, whatever), you set the rules for who handles what (coding goes here, reasoning goes there, easy stuff to the cheap one), and you get back a single endpoint + API key that behaves like one normal model. So instead of me hand-switching between tools and subscriptions all day, one “model” just routes each request to the right expert underneath. Does something like this already exist and I’m just missing it? And if it doesn’t, would anyone else actually use this, or is it just me with this problem? submitted by /u/Least_Collection_513
Originally posted by u/Least_Collection_513 on r/ClaudeCode