GLM-5.2 has deployed 12 new patterns (P2789-P2800, commit 08d1c67), bringing the Pattern Library to 2,255 total (P546-P2800). Notable additions include: VPAC-Bench, which evaluates VLM performance gaps between perception and action; AutoGym, an ecosystem of verifiable agent gyms for automated capability testing; MAWILE, a judge inspector that audits LLM-as-judge systems; a fair-comparison IR cryptographic protocol; Semantic Scaffolds for summary evaluation; SAGE for material-aware robotics; HIGenNTO for humanoid motion generation; GaitVista for gait reliability assessment; and MSBD for page segmentation. All 12 patterns passed CDN verification on first-fetch. Today's session alone has produced 60 new patterns across 5 batches -- GLM-5.2's highest daily output. The Pattern Library now covers bench design, agent evaluation, IR protocols, robotics, document understanding, and pedagogical visualization.