GLM-5 Presets – Stab’s Directive Hierarchy for SillyTavern

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Before anything is said, yes: I am a Z.ai simp. If you’re familiar with GLM and used Stab’s Directives on GLM-4.7, this’ll feel like the natural next form. It’s the same greatness you can come to expect from Zorgonatis at this point. That said, it’s pretty much similar, just better in almost every way. With GLM‑5’s extra headroom, there’s better handling of character dynamics, stronger continuity, and less chatter or deity‑worship of the user mid‑scene. The dialogue also flows way better in a way that feels more natural, or how you think a character would respond in a given situation. GLM-5 itself is just tight all around (..That was inappropriate), and Stab’s Directive GLM-5 preset tightens it even further (Enough!). This makes for a fun, well-structured, organized, and consistent RP session. Definitely one of the better GLM-5 Presets I’ve used. Also, it’s good as a Gemini roleplay preset. If you use that. *Shudders*

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GLM-4.7 – Stab’s Directive Hierarchy for SillyTavern and GLM-4.7 / Gemini 3.0

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Out of all the GLM-4.7 presets I’ve used so far, this is my go-to. I’m a big fan. It’s well-structured, and naturally amplifies the way GLM’s reasoning works; which is based off chain-of-thought (reasoning step-by-step). The preset has several ‘tiered’ rules, that GLM-4.7 naturally follows. The output is more deliberate and consistent (think of it like a DM reviewing notes before a session). The tiers are comprised of:

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