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Glyph is a symbol-aware language model for code and math. It emphasizes structured reasoning, tool use, and precise formatting, returning JSON, diffs, and proofs or derivation steps that are easy to verify.
Description
Glyph treats programs and formulas as first-class objects. It maps specifications to working code, sketches proofs or stepwise derivations, and uses function calls to run tests, linters, or calculators in loop. Long-context prompting keeps multi-file projects and chained lemmas coherent, while strict output modes produce diffs, patches, or typed JSON that downstream systems can trust. The model is a good fit for IDE copilots, judge-and-fix agents, and education tools that need clear reasoning traces.
About Tsinghua University
Tsinghua University is a major research university in Beijing, China, known for its strong emphasis on engineering and computer science.
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Last updated: October 29, 2025
