Manifest Router Adds ZAI Subscription Support for OpenClaw Model Management
Manifest router now supports ZAI subscriptions for OpenClaw setups. All ZAI models appear in your routing tiers, and Manifest automatically selects the appropriate model for each request.
Configuration Example
The source provides this routing configuration:
- Simple: GLM-4.5-Air / 1st fallback: GLM-4.6
- Standard: GLM-4.6 / 1st fallback: GLM-4.7
- Complex: GLM-4.7 / 1st fallback: GLM-5
- Reasoning: GLM-5 / 1st fallback: GLM-5-Turbo
- Coding: GLM-5.1 / 1st fallback: GLM-5-Turbo
Key Features
According to the source, Manifest includes these capabilities:
- Setup 5 fallback models per routing tier
- Define preferred models based on task types
- Set usage limits
- Track everything from the dashboard
- Monitor costs per agent, per message, and per model
Manifest is currently in beta, free, and open source. The developer requests honest feedback to help build what the community wants.
📖 Read the full source: r/clawdbot
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