Routing Claude Code to GLM-5.2 with CC Switch
Claude Code can keep serving as the local terminal coding tool while GLM-5.2 handles the actual model work behind it. The request path is Claude Code to CC Switch, then to an , and finally to GLM-5.2. CC Switch manages the setup and maps the to glm-5.2.
AnyAIGC was used in the example notes as the API provider, but it is not required; the same approach should work with any provider that exposes GLM-5.2 through an . Claude Code may still show model names like opus, sonnet, or haiku in its interface, but that does not prove the final request is going to Claude. The important checks are the model mapping inside CC Switch and the request logs from the API provider or proxy.
Claude Code and CC Switch need to be installed before starting.
Key points
- Claude Code remains the local coding tool while GLM-5.2 runs as the .
- The route is Claude Code → CC Switch → → GLM-5.2.
- CC Switch handles settings and model mapping.
- Model names like opus, sonnet, or haiku may still appear in Claude Code’s UI.
- The real should be checked through CC Switch mapping and request logs.