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It's one of the most common questions I get about coding agents.
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Are we ready yet to use open source models to build real world projects?
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I'm here to tell you that yes, we are ready.
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And I'm going to show you.
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In just about 10 minutes time,
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we're going to be looking at real world products like this and this
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built by coding agents using open source models.
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And we'll be comparing it to what Claude can do with the same brief.
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And I'm cramming so many interesting things into this one video.
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Instead of using Claude Code, we're going to be using Pi,
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which is a super popular coding agent.
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Just recently become really popular.
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We're going to be using GLM 5.2,
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the latest groundbreaking model from ZAI.
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And we're going to be using DeepSeq v4.
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And we're going to be using dev containers for extra safety.
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A lot going on.
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Now, this website is one of the most important resources for an AI engineer.
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And I'm going to link to it in the description.
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It's artificialanalysis.ai with tons of information,
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a lot of data about different models.
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In particular, if you scroll down,
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there is this chart intelligence versus cost.
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It's a bit buried, but it's a really valuable chart.
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And people on my AI Engineer CoreTrack course know this chart well.
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Each dot represents a different model.
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The x-axis is how much does it cost to run the model for a task.
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More to the right means it's more expensive.
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the y-axis is how intelligent is the model.
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A smarter model goes higher up. So you're ideally
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looking to fit in that green quadrant on the top left.
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That is where models go if they are cheap
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and they're also smart. And
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today we're going to try out two models that are kind of on the
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rim of this line here. They're kind of at this frontier of being smart but
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cheap. We're going
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to look at DeepSeq v4 Pro.
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This is one that has a great reputation for being really low cost,
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and we'll see. And we're also going to look at GLM 5.
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2 from z.ai, and that has a reputation for
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being even smarter than this diagram might lead you to believe,
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and we'll judge that for ourselves.
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So GLM 5.2, which the community is super excited about,
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and DeepSeq v4, let's put them to the test.
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So Pi is an example of a coding agent like a Claude code or more like an open code because
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it's one of these coding agents that are designed to not be tied to any LLM but to allow y
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ou to plug in any open source model.
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And in particular, Pi has a great reputation because
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it's very lightweight.
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It is minimal.
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It's easy to extend it in different directions.
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But what you get out of the box is very simple.
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And it just has a simple prompt and
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a simple approach to context management.
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And it lets you take it in whatever direction you want.
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And that's exactly what we're going to do.
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Okay, the moment has arrived to put this to the test.
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And I would say whether or not you're technical,
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you're going to want to watch this just to
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get a sense for how it all works, how Pi works, and
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how these models perform. We are going to put
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GLM and DeepSeek to the test. We're going to do it right now.
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We're going to build out an
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interesting project. And here it is. I've got a folder here,
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which is almost empty. It just has
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a few things, including an agents.md file. And
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that describes what we'd like to build. We would
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like to build a personal CRM system,
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a personal Salesforce kind of platform, just for you, just
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for me, our very own version of it, like a Salesforce,
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a pipe drive that I cover in some
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of my other courses, that kind of thing. But
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we're going to want to build the whole thing from
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scratch. We want a coding agent to do that.
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Just a simple one, mind. And I've got the business
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requirements here written from a business person's point of view.
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There is one small technical
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section in here, but otherwise it's about the look and
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feel. It's about what's in scope and
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not in scope and
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what the CRM can
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do from a business person's point of view, just a little
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bit of technical guidance to keep the model on rails.
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But the most important thing we do that is
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absolutely mandatory when working with open source models is this.
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We lay out the project in terms of
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phases, bite-sized phases that can each be implemented a step at a time.
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For each phase,
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we explain the features in business terms, and then
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we give success criteria, ways that the
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coding agent can verify that it has passed this phase,
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it's done, it can move on to the next.
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And then at the end, we give overall success criteria.
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I've got six phases and then final
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success criteria at the end. And
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it cannot declare victory on this project until all these success
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criteria are met. And I know I go on about it a lot,
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but success criteria are so crucial to making
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sure that you keep the coding agent on track. And
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importantly, you also have to give it the skills
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it needs to be able to test thoroughly,
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like bring up the screens in a browser window and check it.
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That way it's got the feedback loop and
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it can keep iterating until the success criteria are met.
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So the agents.md file has all of the instructions for our coding agent,
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for Py to follow, but the
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readme has instructions for you and me.
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This tells us what we need to do to get Py up and running.
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And it's super simple because
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I'm using something called dev containers built into VS Code.
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so that we can easily run everything in a Docker container.
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That means that we're sandboxing everything, we're nice and secure,
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and also makes it really easy to set up.
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So follow these instructions.
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It includes having an open router key in a .emv file.
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And then when you're ready,
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we're going to bring this up in a dev container.
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So I'm going to do the Ctrl-Shift-P on a PC or Command-Shift-P on a Mac.
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And I'm going to say dev containers reopen in container.
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and this is going to now launch a dev container.
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I'm going to close this chat window here.
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This is launching a Linux container,
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which is going to be running installing Pi right now.
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And we now have Pi installed
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and we're ready to try this out.
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And now as explained in the readme,
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I'm running a command that will add a skill
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to our coding agent.
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It's a skill called agent browser
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from the great people of Vercel.
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And it's a skill which is designed
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to give any coding agent the ability
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to run a Chrome-based browser behind the scenes.
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It's asking me which agent I would like to install it for.
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I'm going to come all the way down and select Pi.
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Find Pi in this list.
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There it is.
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And press the space bar and then enter.
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Install it for the project.
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Yes, we're done.
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We've just installed the agent browser skill for Pi.
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And now I'm going to run the command to start Pi.
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As described in the readme, I just call Pi dash dash models.
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and I pass in the name of the two models through OpenRouter that I want to use.
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And this is your
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first sighting of Pi. This is Pi running.
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It's very simple and we're about to use it to try
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building a sales CRM platform of our very own.
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The first thing I show you is that if you hold
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down control P, you can toggle the different models and
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the models show on the bottom right
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here. You can see it says DeepSeek V4 Pro.
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I can do control P and it will flip to GLM 5.2.
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These are the two models that I started it with, so
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we can switch between them at any point.
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And we're going to use both. Of course, we're going to use both.
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The other thing to show you is that Shift-Tab chooses the different reasoning levels.
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We can toggle High to Extra High to Thinking Off back to High and Extra High.
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And we're going to go on Extra High.
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We're going to have Deep Seek V4 Pro and also Control-P.
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We're going to have GLM 5.2 on Extra High mode.
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And now all I have to do wonderfully is say, look,
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please build the entire project.
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As described in agents.md, don't stop until
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the success criteria are met and the server
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is running and ready for me to test.
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I can kick that off and off it goes.
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You can see down here,
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it tells you how much of the context is being used.
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It's got 0.7% of the 1 million context.
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percent of the 1 million context window for glm 5.
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2 and it will also tell you how much it's spent
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and we've already spent 0.9 of a cent uh already and
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we've just spent our first cent on this and
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We'll be keeping a very close watch on the spend, but it is off.
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It's going to keep going.
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It's going to go through each of the different stages of build,
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and it's going to check the success criteria at every point.
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Well, it's been going away for about five minutes.
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Lots has been going on.
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We've now spent 10 cents.
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But meanwhile, I'm going to do something cool.
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I've got another VS Code window running over here.
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But this is, in fact,
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another dev container on exactly the same project.
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I've cloned it separately to a different directory.
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It's called now CRM DeepSeek,
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which is a clue as to what I'm about to do.
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I am, of course,
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I'm going to make the screen a little bit bigger for you.
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I am, of course, now set to use DeepSeek instead of GLM 5.2.
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And I'm going to use the same exact command.
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Please build the entire project.
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So I'm now going to set off in this other screen the same project in parallel.
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Off it goes with DeepSeek V4 Pro running, also
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on extra high reasoning.
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Look at it go. And if I just shrink this window,
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you'll see that the other one, GLM 5.2, is also on the go.
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I have both coding agents, both using Pi,
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both models on the go at the same time, b
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uilding out the same project so we can se
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e how they do, both in terms of cost and
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speed, and also, of course, in terms of the final product.
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And this is now one second later for you, but
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it's like an hour and a half later for me, an
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d both of them have finished.
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And wonderfully, you can go into OpenRouter and
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look at the logs and see the messages going to
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GLM 5.2 and DeepSeek V4 Pro.
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And you can also look at things like the activity charts and
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see the usage and explore what was going on.
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We look at the past three hours and
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we can see everything that was happ
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ening and use that to figure out how much did we spend on each.
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And this page in the OpenRouter activity screen shows you everything that went on.
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You can see the activity there. In the end,
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if I back out things when I ran something a second time,
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for GLM 5.2, it cost $4.15 to run this. $4.15, and
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it took an hour and a quarter. For DeepSeek,
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it was cheaper. It was $2.56 in total, and
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it was a little bit faster. It took just about one hour,
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a bit faster as well. So DeepSeek was faster and
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cheaper. What were the results like?
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And here is DeepSeek's implementation of a personal CRM.
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Your personal CRM, like a sales force. You've got a dash
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board with deals one and revenue. It's got some dummy da
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ta in here to show it off. Something is overdue here. Yo
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u've got organizations, the companies that you have with
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an edit and delete, a Dell button, that's all right. Con
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tacts and deals listed out here. Contacts, the people yo
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u know at these companies.
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deals, which are the deals that are at various stages of the pipeline shown in the stage here.
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And the pipeline itself is a Kanban style board of deals moving from new all the way through to
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one or lost. And you can drag them across to see what happens when
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you do that. And you should be
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able to add and add and search throughout.
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Let's search for someone in here. There we go.
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The search works too. It is a functioning platform.
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It's backed by SQLite database.
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This is a working but simple sales CRM. And
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you've got to admit, it's pretty impressive.
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But you know what's more impressive? GLM 5.
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2's version is more impressive. Let's switch over
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to it. This is the dashboard. And come on,
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immediately you see this is better. This is
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better. We've got these kind of hot metrics being surfaced at the top.
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We've got deals one and
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revenue, which just is like a better form chart with more rich data.
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We've got these tasks here
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that could be checked off. We've got recent activity and
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then pipeline by stage at the
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bottom and an open board link there. It's really nice.
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We've got these icons here. We can switch
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to organizations. This looks similar, but
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of course we've got proper icons, not a Dell button.
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We've got contacts as before, deals here with this really nice badges.
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And then this is the
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pipeline. It's just sharper.
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Let's go back over here again to the pipeline. Compare this is a bit
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more bland. This is really gorgeous, a really nice,
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sharp pipeline. And of course, we will still no
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doubt have the ability to drag and drop.
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Everything works with the same stages and won and lost.
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This is a pretty impressive screen,
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a really nice product from GLM 5.2. But I know what you're
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thinking. I know you so well. You're thinking, okay,
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Ed, we get it. This is impressive. GLM 5.2
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did a decent job, but how would Opus have done on the same thing?
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How would Opus 4.8, the strongest
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model on the planet, at least that's available to us all,
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how would that do with this? And how would
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it do if it was on ultra code mode and
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allowed to do its absolute best? Well, of course, I've given
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that a try too. And it's running on this tab right here.
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It took an hour and it would have cost $21.27
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if I'd used API directly rather than just using a usage of my Claude AI account.
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And let's go over
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to it. Here we go. This is the dashboard.
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You can see it's quite similar. It has a chart. It has the
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same called out kinds of numbers and a checklist here,
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but it is a bit nicer, right? Look at the
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dark background here it looks a little bit more professional but
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only slightly only by a hair
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and clicking through the tables you'll see a very similar construct clicking through them here it's
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just slightly better perhaps and
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the pipeline here we have another nice pipeline here is a kanban board
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but check this out when i drag and
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drop again you get this dotted line thing it's just a little bit
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better. And so in summary, GLM 5.
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2 was neither the cheapest nor the best, but it was quite close on
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both fronts. It was low cost and it was really good.
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And so I would say, yes, this is a credible
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alternative to frontier models that can be used for your own projects.
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It's not super cheap. You're
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still spending north of $4 for a product like this,
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but there's a lot of capability here. I didn't
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even show you. You can click into organizations and
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edit them and then click here to go over to
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the contact screen, edit a log activity here in the pipeline.
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You can click on cards to bring them
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up. There's tons of functionality and
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it built all of this first time one shot and it met the
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success criteria and worked right away. And
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if you'd like to give this a try yourself and use
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Pi, there are details in the description below and
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I'd love to see what you come up with. And if you
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enjoyed this video, then please do like and subscribe.
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That's the way I know you're really
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there. And it's the way the YouTube algorithm knows you're really there as well.
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And either way,
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I hope to see you very soon for another video.
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It's one of the most common questions I get about coding agents.
這是關於程式碼代理程式我最常收到的問題之一。
0:03.600–0:08.960
Are we ready yet to use open source models to build real world projects?
我們是否已經準備好使用開源模型來建構真實世界的專案?
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I'm here to tell you that yes, we are ready.
我來告訴你們,是的,我們已經準備好了。
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And I'm going to show you.
我將向你們展示。
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In just about 10 minutes time,
只需大約 10 分鐘,
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we're going to be looking at real world products like this and this
我們將檢視真實世界的產品,像是這個和這個
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built by coding agents using open source models.
由程式碼代理程式使用開源模型所建構。
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And we'll be comparing it to what Claude can do with the same brief.
我們將把它與 Claude 在相同簡報下能做的事進行比較。
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And I'm cramming so many interesting things into this one video.
我將許多有趣的事物塞進這支影片裡。
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Instead of using Claude Code, we're going to be using Pi,
我們不使用 Claude Code,而是使用 Pi,
0:32.158–0:34.540
which is a super popular coding agent.
這是一個超級受歡迎的程式碼代理程式。
0:34.800–0:36.220
Just recently become really popular.
最近才真正變得非常受歡迎。
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We're going to be using GLM 5.2,
我們將使用 GLM 5.2,
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the latest groundbreaking model from ZAI.
來自 ZAI 的最新突破性模型。
0:41.580–0:43.720
And we're going to be using DeepSeq v4.
我們將使用 DeepSeq v4。
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And we're going to be using dev containers for extra safety.
我們將使用開發容器以獲得額外的安全性。
0:47.060–0:48.080
A lot going on.
有很多事情要做。
0:48.340–0:52.540
Now, this website is one of the most important resources for an AI engineer.
現在,這個網站是 AI 工程師最重要的資源之一。
0:52.740–0:54.080
And I'm going to link to it in the description.
我將在描述中連結到它。
0:54.080–0:58.021
It's artificialanalysis.ai with tons of information,
它是 artificialanalysis.ai,擁有大量資訊,
0:58.021–1:00.620
a lot of data about different models.
關於不同模型的大量數據。
1:01.000–1:02.783
In particular, if you scroll down,
特別是,如果你往下捲動,
1:02.783–1:05.180
there is this chart intelligence versus cost.
你會看到這張「智慧與成本」的圖表。
1:05.340–1:08.000
It's a bit buried, but it's a really valuable chart.
它有點被埋沒,但這是一張非常有價值的圖表。
1:08.300–1:12.060
And people on my AI Engineer CoreTrack course know this chart well.
我的 AI 工程師 CoreTrack 課程的學員對這張圖表很熟悉。
1:12.380–1:14.420
Each dot represents a different model.
每個點代表不同的模型。
1:14.780–1:19.160
The x-axis is how much does it cost to run the model for a task.
橫軸是執行模型任務的成本。
1:19.560–1:21.360
More to the right means it's more expensive.
越往右代表成本越高。
1:21.360–1:24.708
the y-axis is how intelligent is the model.
縱軸是模型的智慧程度。
1:24.708–1:28.520
A smarter model goes higher up. So you're ideally
更聰明的模型會位置更高。所以理想上
1:28.520–1:32.120
looking to fit in that green quadrant on the top left.
你希望進入左上角的綠色區域。
1:32.120–1:34.820
That is where models go if they are cheap
如果模型既便宜
1:34.820–1:36.225
and they're also smart. And
又聰明,它們就會出現在那裡。而
1:36.225–1:39.280
today we're going to try out two models that are kind of on the
今天我們將嘗試兩種位於
1:39.280–1:44.554
rim of this line here. They're kind of at this frontier of being smart but
這條線邊緣的模型。它們處於智慧但
1:44.554–1:45.960
cheap. We're going
便宜的邊界。我們將
1:45.960–1:47.679
to look at DeepSeq v4 Pro.
檢視 DeepSeq v4 Pro。
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This is one that has a great reputation for being really low cost,
這是一款以極低成本著稱的模型,
1:52.220–1:55.746
and we'll see. And we're also going to look at GLM 5.
我們將看看結果。我們也將檢視來自 z.ai 的 GLM 5.2,
1:55.746–1:58.600
2 from z.ai, and that has a reputation for
它享有
1:58.600–2:01.933
being even smarter than this diagram might lead you to believe,
甚至比這張圖表可能讓你認為的還要聰明,
2:01.933–2:03.820
and we'll judge that for ourselves.
我們將自行評判。
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So GLM 5.2, which the community is super excited about,
因此,對於 GLM 5.2,社群相當興奮,
2:08.409–2:11.900
and DeepSeq v4, let's put them to the test.
以及 DeepSeq v4,讓我們來測試它們。
2:11.900–2:17.655
So Pi is an example of a coding agent like a Claude code or more like an open code because
因此,Pi 是一個編碼代理程式的範例,像是 Claude code 或更像 open code,因為
2:17.655–2:23.409
it's one of these coding agents that are designed to not be tied to any LLM but to allow y
它是這些設計為不綁定任何大型語言模型,但允許你
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ou to plug in any open source model.
插入任何開源模型的編碼代理程式之一。
2:25.760–2:28.895
And in particular, Pi has a great reputation because
特別是,Pi 有很好的聲譽,因為
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it's very lightweight.
它非常輕量。
2:30.580–2:31.340
It is minimal.
它是最小化的。
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It's easy to extend it in different directions.
很容易向不同方向擴展它。
2:34.380–2:37.080
But what you get out of the box is very simple.
但是,你开箱即用的東西非常簡單。
2:37.300–2:39.184
And it just has a simple prompt and
它只有一個簡單的提示和
2:39.184–2:41.540
a simple approach to context management.
簡單的上下文管理方法。
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And it lets you take it in whatever direction you want.
它讓你按照你想要的任何方向進行。
2:44.720–2:46.260
And that's exactly what we're going to do.
而這正是我們將要做的。
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Okay, the moment has arrived to put this to the test.
好的,測試的時刻已經到來。
2:48.540–2:50.356
And I would say whether or not you're technical,
我認為,無論你是否具備技術背景,
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you're going to want to watch this just to
你都想要觀看這個,只是為了
2:51.900–2:54.923
get a sense for how it all works, how Pi works, and
了解它是如何運作的,Pi 是如何運作的,以及
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how these models perform. We are going to put
這些模型的表現如何。我們將對
2:57.720–3:00.908
GLM and DeepSeek to the test. We're going to do it right now.
GLM 和 DeepSeek 進行測試。我們將現在就進行。
3:00.908–3:02.340
We're going to build out an
我們將建立一個
3:02.340–3:05.840
interesting project. And here it is. I've got a folder here,
有趣的專案。就在這裡。我這裡有一個資料夾,
3:05.840–3:07.800
which is almost empty. It just has
幾乎是空的。它只有
3:07.800–3:10.545
a few things, including an agents.md file. And
一些東西,包括一個 agents.md 檔案。而
3:10.545–3:13.360
that describes what we'd like to build. We would
那描述了我們想要建立的。我們想要
3:13.360–3:16.474
like to build a personal CRM system,
建立一個個人 CRM 系統,
3:16.474–3:21.560
a personal Salesforce kind of platform, just for you, just
一個類似 Salesforce 的平台,只為你,只
3:21.560–3:25.155
for me, our very own version of it, like a Salesforce,
為我,我們自己的版本,就像 Salesforce,
3:25.155–3:27.280
a pipe drive that I cover in some
一個 pipe drive,我在我的其他
3:27.280–3:29.146
of my other courses, that kind of thing. But
課程中涵蓋過,類似這樣的东西。但是
3:29.146–3:31.220
we're going to want to build the whole thing from
我們想要從頭開始建立整個東西。我們想要一個編碼代理程式來做這件事。
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scratch. We want a coding agent to do that.
只是簡單的一個,請注意。而我這裡有從商業人士的角度撰寫的業務
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Just a simple one, mind. And I've got the business
需求。這裡有一個小技術
3:36.220–3:40.112
requirements here written from a business person's point of view.
部分,但否則它是關於外觀和
3:40.112–3:41.780
There is one small technical
感覺。它是關於範圍內和
3:41.780–3:45.248
section in here, but otherwise it's about the look and
範圍外以及
3:45.248–3:47.560
feel. It's about what's in scope and
CRM 從商業人士的角度來看可以
3:47.560–3:48.452
not in scope and
做什麼,只有一點
3:48.452–3:49.344
what the CRM can
從業務人員的角度來看,CRM 能
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do from a business person's point of view, just a little
做什麼,只需一點點
3:52.500–3:55.727
bit of technical guidance to keep the model on rails.
技術指導,讓模型保持在正軌上。
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But the most important thing we do that is
但我們所做且
3:58.220–4:02.671
absolutely mandatory when working with open source models is this.
在使用開源模型時絕對必要的事情是這個。
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We lay out the project in terms of
我們將專案以
4:04.780–4:09.679
phases, bite-sized phases that can each be implemented a step at a time.
階段的方式規劃,這些階段被切割成小塊,可以一步步實施。
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For each phase,
對於每個階段,
4:10.740–4:14.372
we explain the features in business terms, and then
我們用業務術語解釋功能,然後
4:14.372–4:17.160
we give success criteria, ways that the
我們提供成功標準,讓
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coding agent can verify that it has passed this phase,
程式碼生成代理(coding agent)可以驗證它是否已通過此階段,
4:21.060–4:23.660
it's done, it can move on to the next.
即已完成,可以進入下一個階段。
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And then at the end, we give overall success criteria.
然後在最後,我們提供整體成功標準。
4:27.113–4:29.100
I've got six phases and then final
我有六個階段,然後在最後
4:29.100–4:31.069
success criteria at the end. And
的成功標準。並且
4:31.069–4:35.080
it cannot declare victory on this project until all these success
在滿足所有這些成功標準之前,它不能宣告專案勝利。我知道我經常強調這一點,
4:35.080–4:37.788
criteria are met. And I know I go on about it a lot,
但成功標準對於確保
4:37.788–4:40.360
but success criteria are so crucial to making
程式碼生成代理保持在正軌上至關重要。並且
4:40.360–4:43.250
sure that you keep the coding agent on track. And
重要的是,你還必須賦予它
4:43.250–4:46.140
importantly, you also have to give it the skills
它進行徹底測試所需的技能,
4:46.140–4:48.436
it needs to be able to test thoroughly,
例如在瀏覽器視窗中開啟畫面並進行檢查。
4:48.436–4:51.880
like bring up the screens in a browser window and check it.
這樣它就有了回饋迴圈,
4:51.980–4:54.196
That way it's got the feedback loop and
並且可以持續迭代,直到滿足成功標準。
4:54.196–4:57.520
it can keep iterating until the success criteria are met.
因此,agents.md 檔案包含了我們程式碼生成代理
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So the agents.md file has all of the instructions for our coding agent,
Py 需要遵循的所有指示,但
5:03.103–5:04.860
for Py to follow, but the
readme 則包含給你和我的指示。
5:04.860–5:07.263
readme has instructions for you and me.
這告訴我們需要做什麼才能讓 Py 啟動並運行。
5:07.263–5:10.540
This tells us what we need to do to get Py up and running.
而且這非常簡單,因為
5:10.540–5:12.267
And it's super simple because
我使用了 VS Code 內建的
5:12.267–5:15.860
I'm using something called dev containers built into VS Code.
稱為開發容器(dev containers)的功能。
5:15.860–5:18.840
so that we can easily run everything in a Docker container.
這樣我們就可以輕鬆地在 Docker 容器中運行一切。
5:18.980–5:22.220
That means that we're sandboxing everything, we're nice and secure,
這意味著我們將一切隔離在沙盒中,安全性很高,
5:22.440–5:24.540
and also makes it really easy to set up.
並且也極大地簡化了設定過程。
5:24.760–5:25.940
So follow these instructions.
請遵循這些指示。
5:25.940–5:30.120
It includes having an open router key in a .emv file.
其中包括在 .env 檔案中擁有 Open Router 金鑰。
5:30.460–5:31.632
And then when you're ready,
然後當你準備好時,
5:31.632–5:33.620
we're going to bring this up in a dev container.
我們將以開發容器啟動它。
5:33.980–5:38.880
So I'm going to do the Ctrl-Shift-P on a PC or Command-Shift-P on a Mac.
所以我將在 PC 上按 Ctrl-Shift-P,或在 Mac 上按 Command-Shift-P。
5:39.140–5:42.660
And I'm going to say dev containers reopen in container.
然後我會輸入 dev containers reopen in container。
5:42.660–5:46.300
and this is going to now launch a dev container.
這將現在啟動一個開發容器。
5:46.600–5:48.440
I'm going to close this chat window here.
我現在要關閉這個聊天視窗。
5:48.520–5:50.620
This is launching a Linux container,
這正在啟動一個 Linux 容器,
5:50.880–5:54.060
which is going to be running installing Pi right now.
它現在正在安裝 Pi。
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And we now have Pi installed
現在 Pi 已經安裝好了,
5:56.320–5:58.100
and we're ready to try this out.
我們準備好要來試試看了。
5:58.360–6:00.160
And now as explained in the readme,
根據 README 中的說明,
6:00.360–6:02.720
I'm running a command that will add a skill
我正在執行一個指令,用來新增一個技能
6:02.720–6:03.940
to our coding agent.
給我們的程式碼代理程式(coding agent)。
6:03.940–6:05.980
It's a skill called agent browser
這個技能叫做 agent browser
6:05.980–6:07.600
from the great people of Vercel.
來自 Vercel 的優秀團隊。
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And it's a skill which is designed
這是一個設計用來
6:09.500–6:11.840
to give any coding agent the ability
賦予任何程式碼代理程式能力
6:11.840–6:15.520
to run a Chrome-based browser behind the scenes.
在背景執行基於 Chrome 的瀏覽器的技能。
6:15.640–6:18.280
It's asking me which agent I would like to install it for.
它詢問我要為哪個代理程式安裝此技能。
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I'm going to come all the way down and select Pi.
我會一直往下捲動並選擇 Pi。
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Find Pi in this list.
在這個清單中找到 Pi。
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There it is.
就是它。
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And press the space bar and then enter.
然後按下空白鍵並輸入。
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Install it for the project.
為專案安裝它。
6:27.980–6:28.980
Yes, we're done.
是的,我們完成了。
6:29.060–6:33.460
We've just installed the agent browser skill for Pi.
我們剛剛為 Pi 安裝了 agent browser 技能。
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And now I'm going to run the command to start Pi.
現在我要執行指令來啟動 Pi。
6:35.720–6:39.580
As described in the readme, I just call Pi dash dash models.
根據 README 的描述,我只需呼叫 Pi 並加上 --models 參數。
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and I pass in the name of the two models through OpenRouter that I want to use.
並透過 OpenRouter 傳入我想使用的兩個模型名稱。
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And this is your
這是你
6:45.000–6:48.121
first sighting of Pi. This is Pi running.
第一次見到 Pi。這是正在執行的 Pi。
6:48.121–6:51.700
It's very simple and we're about to use it to try
它非常簡單,我們即將使用它來嘗試
6:51.700–6:54.381
building a sales CRM platform of our very own.
建構我們自己的銷售 CRM 平台。
6:54.381–6:56.920
The first thing I show you is that if you hold
我要先展示的是,如果你按住
6:56.920–7:00.269
down control P, you can toggle the different models and
Control P,你可以切換不同的模型,
7:00.269–7:02.380
the models show on the bottom right
模型會顯示在右下角
7:02.380–7:05.411
here. You can see it says DeepSeek V4 Pro.
這裡。你可以看到它顯示 DeepSeek V4 Pro。
7:05.411–7:08.620
I can do control P and it will flip to GLM 5.2.
我可以按 Control P,它會切換到 GLM 5.2。
7:08.620–7:11.512
These are the two models that I started it with, so
這兩個是我啟動時使用的模型,所以
7:11.512–7:13.840
we can switch between them at any point.
我們可以隨時在它們之間切換。
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And we're going to use both. Of course, we're going to use both.
我們將同時使用這兩個。當然,我們會同時使用這兩個。
7:17.100–7:22.020
The other thing to show you is that Shift-Tab chooses the different reasoning levels.
另一個要展示的是,Shift-Tab 可以選擇不同的推理層級。
7:22.140–7:27.140
We can toggle High to Extra High to Thinking Off back to High and Extra High.
我們可以在 High、Extra High、Thinking Off、High 和 Extra High 之間切換。
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And we're going to go on Extra High.
我們將選擇 Extra High。
7:29.260–7:32.860
We're going to have Deep Seek V4 Pro and also Control-P.
我們將使用 Deep Seek V4 Pro 並同時按 Control-P。
7:32.980–7:36.500
We're going to have GLM 5.2 on Extra High mode.
我們將以 Extra High 模式使用 GLM 5.2。
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And now all I have to do wonderfully is say, look,
現在我只需要很完美地說:「看,
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please build the entire project.
請建立整個專案。
7:41.820–7:44.381
As described in agents.md, don't stop until
如 agents.md 所述,直到
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the success criteria are met and the server
成功標準達成且伺服器
7:46.873–7:48.880
is running and ready for me to test.
正在運行並準備好讓我測試之前,不要停止。
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I can kick that off and off it goes.
我可以啟動它,然後它就開始運作了。
7:52.180–7:53.510
You can see down here,
你可以在這裡看到,
7:53.510–7:56.540
it tells you how much of the context is being used.
它會告訴你使用了多少上下文。
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It's got 0.7% of the 1 million context.
它使用了 100 萬上下文中的 0.7%。
8:00.000–8:02.544
percent of the 1 million context window for glm 5.
GLM 5.2 的 100 萬上下文視窗的
8:02.544–8:04.840
2 and it will also tell you how much it's spent
百分比,它也會告訴你花費了多少
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and we've already spent 0.9 of a cent uh already and
我們已經花費了 0.9 美分,呃,已經
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we've just spent our first cent on this and
我們剛剛花費了第一美分在這個專案上,並且
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We'll be keeping a very close watch on the spend, but it is off.
我們會密切關注花費,但它已經關閉了。
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It's going to keep going.
它會繼續進行。
8:16.720–8:19.560
It's going to go through each of the different stages of build,
它會經過建構的不同階段,
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and it's going to check the success criteria at every point.
並且它會在每個點檢查成功標準。
8:22.940–8:24.660
Well, it's been going away for about five minutes.
嗯,它已經運行了大約五分鐘。
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Lots has been going on.
發生了很多事情。
8:25.680–8:27.380
We've now spent 10 cents.
我們現在已經花費了 10 美分。
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But meanwhile, I'm going to do something cool.
但與此同時,我要做一些很酷的事情。
8:30.300–8:34.280
I've got another VS Code window running over here.
我在這裡有另一個 VS Code 視窗在運行。
8:34.600–8:35.660
But this is, in fact,
但這實際上,
8:35.660–8:38.340
another dev container on exactly the same project.
是完全相同專案的另一個開發容器。
8:38.460–8:41.300
I've cloned it separately to a different directory.
我已將其單獨複製到不同的目錄。
8:41.320–8:43.751
It's called now CRM DeepSeek,
它現在被稱為 CRM DeepSeek,
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which is a clue as to what I'm about to do.
這是我即將要做的事情的線索。
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I am, of course,
我當然,
8:47.520–8:49.500
I'm going to make the screen a little bit bigger for you.
我會把畫面稍微放大一點給你看。
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I am, of course, now set to use DeepSeek instead of GLM 5.2.
我當然,現在設定為使用 DeepSeek 而不是 GLM 5.2。
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And I'm going to use the same exact command.
我將使用完全相同的指令。
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Please build the entire project.
請建立整個專案。
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So I'm now going to set off in this other screen the same project in parallel.
所以現在我將在另一個螢幕中平行啟動相同的專案。
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Off it goes with DeepSeek V4 Pro running, also
它開始運行 DeepSeek V4 Pro,也
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on extra high reasoning.
處於 Extra High 推理模式。
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Look at it go. And if I just shrink this window,
看它運行。如果我只是縮小這個視窗,
9:14.414–9:18.160
you'll see that the other one, GLM 5.2, is also on the go.
你會看到另一個,GLM 5.2,也在運行。
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I have both coding agents, both using Pi,
我有兩個編碼代理,都使用 Pi,
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both models on the go at the same time, b
兩個模型同時運行,構
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uilding out the same project so we can se
建立相同的專案,以便我們觀察
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e how they do, both in terms of cost and
它們在成本和
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speed, and also, of course, in terms of the final product.
速度方面的表現,當然還有最終產品的品質。
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And this is now one second later for you, but
這現在對你來說是一秒後的畫面,但
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it's like an hour and a half later for me, an
對我來說已經過了一個半小時,兩
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d both of them have finished.
個專案都已經完成了。
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And wonderfully, you can go into OpenRouter and
而且很棒的是,你可以進入 OpenRouter
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look at the logs and see the messages going to
查看日誌,並看到發送到
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GLM 5.2 and DeepSeek V4 Pro.
GLM 5.2 和 DeepSeek V4 Pro 的訊息。
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And you can also look at things like the activity charts and
你也可以查看活動圖表等內容,
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see the usage and explore what was going on.
了解使用情況並探索當時發生了什麼。
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We look at the past three hours and
我們查看過去三個小時的記錄,
9:54.389–9:56.676
we can see everything that was happ
可以看到所有正在發生的
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ening and use that to figure out how much did we spend on each.
事情,並用這些資訊來計算我們每個專案花費了多少。
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And this page in the OpenRouter activity screen shows you everything that went on.
OpenRouter 活動畫面中的這個頁面顯示了所有發生的事情。
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You can see the activity there. In the end,
你可以在那裡看到活動記錄。最後,
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if I back out things when I ran something a second time,
如果我第二次執行時排除某些內容,
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for GLM 5.2, it cost $4.15 to run this. $4.15, and
對於 GLM 5.2,這次執行的成本是 4.15 美元。4.15 美元,
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it took an hour and a quarter. For DeepSeek,
並且耗時一個小時一刻。對於 DeepSeek,
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it was cheaper. It was $2.56 in total, and
它更便宜。總共是 2.56 美元,
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it was a little bit faster. It took just about one hour,
而且速度稍快。它只花了一個小時,
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a bit faster as well. So DeepSeek was faster and
速度也稍快一些。所以 DeepSeek 更快且
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cheaper. What were the results like?
更便宜。結果如何呢?
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And here is DeepSeek's implementation of a personal CRM.
這裡是 DeepSeek 實現的個人 CRM。
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Your personal CRM, like a sales force. You've got a dash
你的個人 CRM,類似於銷售團隊。你有一個儀
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board with deals one and revenue. It's got some dummy da
表板,顯示交易一和收入。這裡有一些虛構數
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ta in here to show it off. Something is overdue here. Yo
據來展示功能。這裡有一項已逾期。你
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u've got organizations, the companies that you have with
可以看到組織,即你與之合作的
10:51.113–10:54.484
an edit and delete, a Dell button, that's all right. Con
公司,有編輯和刪除功能,刪除按鈕沒問題。
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tacts and deals listed out here. Contacts, the people yo
這裡列出了聯絡人和交易。聯絡人是你
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u know at these companies.
在這些公司認識的人。
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deals, which are the deals that are at various stages of the pipeline shown in the stage here.
交易則是處於管道各階段的交易,如這裡所示。
11:05.440–11:13.300
And the pipeline itself is a Kanban style board of deals moving from new all the way through to
管道本身是一個看板風格的交易板,交易從新客戶一直推進到
11:13.300–11:17.402
one or lost. And you can drag them across to see what happens when
成交或丟失。你可以拖曳它們來查看發生什麼情況。
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you do that. And you should be
你應該能夠新增、新增並進行搜尋。
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able to add and add and search throughout.
讓我們在這裡搜尋某人。找到了。
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Let's search for someone in here. There we go.
搜尋功能也正常運作。這是一個功能完整的平台。
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The search works too. It is a functioning platform.
它由 SQLite 資料庫支援。
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It's backed by SQLite database.
這是一個運作中但簡單的銷售 CRM。而
11:31.340–11:34.255
This is a working but simple sales CRM. And
你必須承認,這相當令人印象深刻。
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you've got to admit, it's pretty impressive.
你不得不承認,它相當令人印象深刻。
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But you know what's more impressive? GLM 5.
但你知道什麼更令人印象深刻嗎?GLM 5.2 的版本。
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2's version is more impressive. Let's switch over
讓我們切換過去看看。
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to it. This is the dashboard. And come on,
這是儀表板。說真的,
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immediately you see this is better. This is
你馬上就會發現這個更好。這個
11:48.540–11:52.291
better. We've got these kind of hot metrics being surfaced at the top.
更好。我們在頂部看到了這些類型的熱門指標。
11:52.291–11:53.520
We've got deals one and
我們有交易一和
11:53.520–11:58.144
revenue, which just is like a better form chart with more rich data.
營收,這就像是一個擁有更豐富數據的更好的圖表。
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We've got these tasks here
我們這裡有這些
11:59.960–12:02.912
that could be checked off. We've got recent activity and
可以勾選的任務。我們有最近的活動和
12:02.912–12:04.420
then pipeline by stage at the
底部的管道階段以及
12:04.420–12:07.211
bottom and an open board link there. It's really nice.
這裡的開放看板連結。真的很不錯。
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We've got these icons here. We can switch
我們這裡有這些圖標。我們可以切換
12:09.320–12:11.535
to organizations. This looks similar, but
到組織。這看起來相似,但是
12:11.535–12:14.180
of course we've got proper icons, not a Dell button.
當然我們有正確的圖標,而不是戴爾按鈕。
12:14.180–12:19.545
We've got contacts as before, deals here with this really nice badges.
我們有聯絡人,這裡有交易,還有這些非常漂亮的徽章。
12:19.545–12:21.000
And then this is the
然後這是
12:21.000–12:22.688
pipeline. It's just sharper.
管道。它更銳利。
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Let's go back over here again to the pipeline. Compare this is a bit
讓我們回到這裡的管道。比較一下,這個有點
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more bland. This is really gorgeous, a really nice,
平淡。這個真的很漂亮,一個非常漂亮、
12:30.186–12:33.620
sharp pipeline. And of course, we will still no
銳利的管道。當然,我們仍然無疑擁有拖放功能。
12:33.620–12:35.675
doubt have the ability to drag and drop.
所有功能都使用相同的階段,以及贏和輸。
12:35.675–12:38.540
Everything works with the same stages and won and lost.
這是一個相當令人印象深刻的畫面,
12:38.920–12:41.608
This is a pretty impressive screen,
來自 GLM 5.2 的非常棒的产品。但我知道你在想什麼。
12:41.608–12:45.820
a really nice product from GLM 5.2. But I know what you're
我這麼了解你。你在想,好吧,
12:45.820–12:49.475
thinking. I know you so well. You're thinking, okay,
Ed,我們明白了。這很令人印象深刻。GLM 5.2
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Ed, we get it. This is impressive. GLM 5.2
做得還不錯,但是 Opus 在同樣的事情上會表現如何呢?
12:52.300–12:57.175
did a decent job, but how would Opus have done on the same thing?
Opus 4.8,地球上最強大的
12:57.175–12:59.800
How would Opus 4.8, the strongest
模型,至少是我們所有人都能使用的,
12:59.800–13:02.516
model on the planet, at least that's available to us all,
它會如何處理這個?如果它處於超代碼模式,
13:02.516–13:04.480
how would that do with this? And how would
並被允許發揮其絕對最佳水平,它會表現如何?
13:04.480–13:06.859
it do if it was on ultra code mode and
當然,我也試過了。它正在這裡的標籤上運行。
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allowed to do its absolute best? Well, of course, I've given
它花了一個小時,如果我直接使用 API 而不是使用我的 Claude AI 帳戶,
13:10.960–13:14.993
that a try too. And it's running on this tab right here.
這將花費 21.27 美元。
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It took an hour and it would have cost $21.27
讓我們過去看看。
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if I'd used API directly rather than just using a usage of my Claude AI account.
我們開始吧。這是儀表板。
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And let's go over
你可以看到它非常相似。它有一個圖表。它有
13:24.420–13:26.985
to it. Here we go. This is the dashboard.
同樣列出的數字類型和這裡的檢查清單,
13:26.985–13:30.560
You can see it's quite similar. It has a chart. It has the
你可以看到它非常相似。它有一個圖表。它有
13:30.560–13:33.891
same called out kinds of numbers and a checklist here,
相同列出的數值,這裡還有一個檢查清單,
13:33.891–13:36.260
but it is a bit nicer, right? Look at the
但看起來好一點,對吧?看看
13:36.260–13:40.496
dark background here it looks a little bit more professional but
這裡的深色背景,看起來更專業一點,但
13:40.496–13:42.300
only slightly only by a hair
只有一點點,僅微乎其微
13:42.300–13:47.800
and clicking through the tables you'll see a very similar construct clicking through them here it's
點擊瀏覽表格時,你會看到非常相似的結構,在這裡點擊瀏覽它們時,它
13:47.800–13:50.118
just slightly better perhaps and
只是稍微好一點,也許
13:50.118–13:54.920
the pipeline here we have another nice pipeline here is a kanban board
這裡的管道,我們有另一個很棒的管道,這裡是一個看板
13:54.920–13:56.793
but check this out when i drag and
但看看這個,當我拖放
13:56.793–14:00.400
drop again you get this dotted line thing it's just a little bit
再次拖放時,你會看到這個虛線的東西,只是稍微
14:00.400–14:02.884
better. And so in summary, GLM 5.
好一點。所以總結來說,GLM 5.
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2 was neither the cheapest nor the best, but it was quite close on
2 既不是最便宜的,也不是最好的,但在
14:07.760–14:11.098
both fronts. It was low cost and it was really good.
兩個方面都非常接近。它成本低,而且真的很好。
14:11.098–14:13.800
And so I would say, yes, this is a credible
所以我想說,是的,這是一個可信的
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alternative to frontier models that can be used for your own projects.
替代前沿模型的方案,可以用於您自己的專案。
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It's not super cheap. You're
它不是超級便宜。你
14:19.560–14:22.111
still spending north of $4 for a product like this,
仍然要為這樣的產品支付超過 4 美元的費用,
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but there's a lot of capability here. I didn't
但這裡有很多功能。我甚至
14:24.420–14:26.788
even show you. You can click into organizations and
甚至展示給你。你可以點擊進入組織,並
14:26.788–14:28.660
edit them and then click here to go over to
編輯它們,然後點擊這裡前往
14:28.660–14:32.268
the contact screen, edit a log activity here in the pipeline.
聯絡畫面,編輯管道中的日誌活動。
14:32.268–14:34.320
You can click on cards to bring them
你可以點擊卡片來
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up. There's tons of functionality and
顯示它們。這裡有大量的功能,並且
14:37.153–14:40.960
it built all of this first time one shot and it met the
它第一次就構建了所有這些,一次完成,並且符合
14:40.960–14:43.219
success criteria and worked right away. And
成功標準,立即生效。並且
14:43.219–14:45.600
if you'd like to give this a try yourself and use
如果你想自己嘗試這個並使用
14:45.600–14:48.089
Pi, there are details in the description below and
Pi,下方的描述中有詳細資訊,並且
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I'd love to see what you come up with. And if you
我很想看看你會想出什麼。如果你
14:50.340–14:52.523
enjoyed this video, then please do like and subscribe.
喜歡這個影片,請按讚並訂閱。
14:52.523–14:53.900
That's the way I know you're really
那是我知道你真正
14:53.900–14:57.685
there. And it's the way the YouTube algorithm knows you're really there as well.
在那裡的方式。這也是 YouTube 演算法知道你真的在那裡的方式。
14:57.685–14:58.420
And either way,
無論哪種方式,
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I hope to see you very soon for another video.
我希望很快再見,為你帶來另一個影片。