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Use GLM-5.3-Flash, formerly known as Ox Alpha, to debug code, improve a draft, or summarize text. Try free guest chat without an account, within daily limits. No API key or installation needed.

What is Ox Alpha?

Ox Alpha was the preview name of GLM-5.3-Flash, an AI model developed by Z.ai. It is designed for coding, complex reasoning, and sustained agentic work.

To chat with Ox Alpha here, choose GLM 5.3 Flash in the model selector above. Paste a question, text, or code, then ask follow-up questions in the same conversation.

GLM-5.3-Flash model specifications. This site currently offers text chat with separate limits.
ParameterSpecification
ModelGLM-5.3-Flash
Context window1,310,720 tokens
Maximum output131,072 tokens
Input typesText, images, video
Output typeText

What is Ox Alpha GPT?

Ox Alpha GPT is an independent AI platform, separate from Z.ai, the model's developer. It currently offers browser-based text chat for coding, writing, summarizing, and everyday questions. You can ask follow-up questions and save conversations to your account when signed in.

Use Ox Alpha for coding, writing, and learning

You don't need a big project to get started. Here are a few everyday tasks you can bring to Ox Alpha, with example prompts to try.

Find a bug in your code

Paste the code and the error you're seeing. Ask Ox Alpha to explain what might be wrong and suggest a fix you can test.

This function returns an empty list. What am I missing?

Think through a decision

Lay out your options and what matters to you. Ask Ox Alpha to compare the trade-offs, question an assumption, or break a difficult problem into smaller parts.

Which of these two approaches fits a small team better?

Write and edit with AI

Turn a few notes into an email or give a draft another pass. Tell Ox Alpha who you're writing for and how you want it to sound.

Make this email clearer, but keep it sounding like me.

Summarize long text

Paste a long passage and ask Ox Alpha for a short summary, a list of actions, or the questions it leaves unanswered. Keep the original handy to check the details.

Summarize this text in five bullets and list the action items.

Learn something new

Ask for a simple explanation, then dig into the parts you don't understand. Ox Alpha can walk through an example or explain the same idea another way.

Explain recursion with a short Python example, then quiz me.

Translate and refine your text

Ask Ox Alpha to translate a message, compare two phrases, or check whether a sentence sounds natural. A little context about the reader helps.

Translate this message into natural English for a coworker.

How to use Ox Alpha GPT

Open the chat and tell Ox Alpha what you need. There's nothing to install, and you don't need your own API key.

  1. Start a chat

    Choose GLM 5.3 Flash above and try a guest conversation. Sign in to save your chats to your account.

  2. Give it some context

    Ask your question and paste any useful text or code. Mention who it's for, what you've tried, or what you'd like the answer to look like.

  3. Keep talking

    Ask Ox Alpha a follow-up, request a shorter answer, or try a different angle. Check important details and test any code before using it.

How to get better answers from Ox Alpha

Give Ox Alpha a clear task, relevant background, and a way to judge the result. These three habits can help you ask more useful questions.

Start with your goal and context. Tell Ox Alpha who the answer is for, which constraints matter, and what you have already tried. For a code question, include the relevant snippet and exact error message.

Specify the format you need. Ask Ox Alpha for a checklist, comparison table, short explanation, or code example. Try: "Compare these two approaches in a table with benefits, drawbacks, and questions I should check before choosing."

Refine the answer with a follow-up. Ask Ox Alpha to explain an assumption, justify a suggested change, or shorten the response. Compare factual claims with reliable sources and test suggested code in your own environment before relying on it.

AI chat today, more ways to create next

Choose a text model in the chat above. Image, video, and audio generation are future plans and are not available on this site yet.

  • Choose a chat model

    Available now

    Use the model selector to see enabled text models and their input and output prices. Some models require sign-in; availability can change.

  • Image generation

    Planned

    Describe an idea and turn it into an image, with a choice of image models as they join the platform.

  • Video generation

    Planned

    Create video clips from your ideas and choose a video model for the result you have in mind.

  • Audio generation

    Planned

    Make audio with dedicated generation models, bringing another kind of creative work into Ox Alpha GPT.

Ox Alpha GPT FAQ

A few things you might want to know before you start.

Try your first Ox Alpha conversation

Choose GLM 5.3 Flash in the chat above, then paste a question, a draft, or the code you're stuck on. Start as a guest within daily limits, or sign in to save your conversation.

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