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GLM 5.2 Max model leaks internal tool-call text in Cursor IDE

Users of the Cursor IDE have reported a bug where the GLM 5.2 Max model is exposing its internal reasoning and tool-call formatting in responses. Instead of providing a clean answer, the model sometimes outputs text that appears to be intermediate planning steps or XML-like tool-call markup. This issue is specific to the GLM 5.2 Max model and does not affect other models within Cursor. The problem was first observed approximately an hour before the report and was ongoing at the time. AI

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RANK_REASON Bug report about a specific model's behavior within a software product.

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GLM 5.2 Max model leaks internal tool-call text in Cursor IDE

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/DeepDerrick ·

    GLM 5.2 Max responses are leaking internal tool-call style text in Cursor

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>About an hour ago, I started seeing a bug when using the <strong>GLM 5.2 Max</strong> model in Cursor.</p> <p>Instead of replying normally, the model sometimes outputs what looks like internal reasoning / tool-call markup directly in the chat res…