About GLM Catalog
The community-driven platform for Z.ai and GLM developers.
Why We Built This
Z.ai and GLM models are transforming how developers build software. But the ecosystem was fragmented — rules scattered across repos, MCP servers hard to discover, and no central place for the community to connect. We built GLM Catalog to change that.
Whether you're looking for the perfect rules file, discovering new MCP integrations, or connecting with fellow Z.ai enthusiasts, this is your home base.
Credits & Attributions
GLM Catalog stands on the shoulders of these amazing open-source projects and their contributors.
Cursor Rules
The rules collection in GLM Catalog was originally sourced from and inspired by the directories project by Lee Robinson. This incredible open-source directory curates Cursor rules across dozens of frameworks, languages, and tools — making it easier for developers to find and use high-quality AI coding rules. We imported, adapted, and expanded upon this collection to work within the GLM Catalog ecosystem.
View directories →Agent Skills
The skills collection in GLM Catalog was sourced from and inspired by the claude-code-plugins-plus-skills project by @jeremylongshore. This comprehensive repository provides a rich set of plugins and skills for AI coding assistants, covering areas like ML training, security, DevOps, testing, visual content, and much more. We adapted and integrated these skills into the GLM Catalog to empower Z.ai developers with a wide range of capabilities.
View claude-code-plugins-plus-skills →