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The benchmark shows that for autonomous coding agents, the choice between GLM 5.2 and MiniMax M3 reduces to a concrete cost-accuracy tradeoff: GLM's correctness edge is real but narrow and concentrated in greenfield packaging, while MiniMax delivers nearly the same results on modification tasks at roughly one-third the cost and half the latency.