> Qwen3 is really good at hitting the tools first, then coming up with a well-grounded answer based on reality.

I don't know, I had a lot of issues with Qwen models when it comes to RooCode/Cline - failed edits (albeit with a requirement for 100% precision, since I don't want the wrong lines to be replaced) or calling tools without parameters (e.g. list_files without path) and also stuff like using wrong path separators or using the wrong commands for the shell that's available (e.g. cmd when Git Bash is the shell).

GLM 4.6 seems better in that regard so far, maybe the coming weeks and months will show that better.