In a post on X, @LuminaBench says a new Stealth model named “Space bunny” is free on OpenCode for the next week. The supplied post does not provide a product page, technical documentation or test results, so the report describes a limited availability offer rather than establishing what the model can do.

What the post reports

The post describes Space bunny as a new Stealth model and says it is available at no cost on OpenCode for the following week. It does not give calendar dates, so the exact start and end of that period are unknown.

It also asks whether the model is “as bad as the last few were.” That is the poster’s opinion or expectation, not a benchmark result. The post provides no test prompts, scores, examples or other evidence that would support a conclusion about Space bunny’s quality.

What the attached image shows

The attached image visibly includes the identifier “space-bunny-free” among a list of model names. This is consistent with the post’s description of a free Space bunny offer, but the image does not confirm whether that offer is currently active.

What remains unknown about Space bunny on OpenCode

The supplied evidence does not establish:

  • who developed the model;

  • which tasks or capabilities it supports;

  • what “Stealth” means in this context;

  • how users can select or access it on OpenCode;

  • the exact start and end dates of the reported free period;

  • whether the offer is currently active;

  • what the model might cost after the reported week; or

  • how it performs relative to other models.

The linked pages associated with the post were not readable in the supplied material, so they cannot provide additional product documentation or confirm the offer. For now, Space bunny’s reported OpenCode availability should be understood as information attributed to the post rather than independently confirmed product documentation.

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