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What is Space Bunny Alpha? The Anonymous Model on OpenRouter

Space Bunny Alpha appeared on OpenRouter on 23 September 2026 with no announcement, no maker and no price — the fourth anonymous model in the Alpha line, after Hunter Alpha (later Xiaomi MiMo-V2.5), OX Alpha (later Z.ai GLM 5.3 Flash) and Union Alpha (later Unbiased Pareto). Unlike those three it has not been claimed yet, so there is no before-and-after to print: this page holds one state, dated, and a status route that answers whether the id still resolves.

Tracker Added 2026-09-23, 14:48 UTC Verified 2026-09-28 OpenRouter listing →
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The short version

Maker
Anonymous
OpenRouter routes it as “Stealth”
Listed
23 Sep 2026
14:48 UTC
Context
1,000,000
tokens
Max output
524,288
tokens
Input
Text + image + video
output is text
Price
Free
$0 in / $0 out while anonymous

Verified specs

Read straight from the public catalogue and its endpoint payload — both re-checkable in one request. Rows that other people published rather than we confirmed are marked as such, and there are none on this page today.

FieldValue
Model id
stealth/space-bunny-alpha
resolves today
Listed
2026-09-23 (14:48 UTC)
the catalogue's own `created` field
Context window
1,000,000 tokens
1M
Max output
524,288 tokens
the endpoint's cap
Input modalities
text, image, video
output: text only
Price while anonymous
$0 in / $0 out
per million tokens
Provider
Stealth
OpenRouter's placeholder for an unnamed vendor
Provider disclosure
None
no maker named, no announcement
Source openrouter.ai/api/v1/models Verified 2026-09-28 Live status /api/space-bunny-alpha/status

What the listing declares

Four things stand out, and all four are checkable. None of them is a performance claim.

1M-token context, 524K output cap
The window is the largest on this site — the same 1M as Hunter Alpha and OX Alpha — and the output cap is four times the 128K the last codename allowed.
Video as an input modality
The catalogue declares text, image and video in, text out. Union Alpha took text and images; this is the first codename in the line that also names video.
reasoning_effort is exposed
Alongside `reasoning` and `include_reasoning`, so the caller can ask for less or more deliberation per request. The model card lists it as a feature rather than a default.
Tools and response_format are both supported
So the route can be asked for structure — the thing every prior codename also offered, and the reason these models get dropped into agent loops before anyone benchmarks them.

The terms, in one sentence

Prompts and completions for this model may be retained by the provider but are not used for training; all other use is governed by the Stealth Model Terms.

The provider is anonymous *and* may keep what you send. That is not the same as training on it, and it is not nothing: if the state you send contains personal data, this is the sentence that decides whether you may. The listing and its terms →

What nobody knows yet

FieldValue
Who makes it
Not public. OpenRouter's endpoint payload names the provider only as “Stealth”.
What it becomes
Unknown. The last two codenames were revealed within days; the one before ran for 41 days.
How long the free window lasts
Unknown. Every codename in this line has been free while anonymous, and none stayed free after the reveal.
How it performs
We have run nothing against it and publish no latency, cost or accuracy figure of our own. The listing's own adjectives are not a benchmark.

Identity, as theories

Two versions of the same guess are circulating. Neither is evidence, and neither of us can test it; they are here because the alternative — a page that has no theory at all — is less honest than a page that says which parts are guesses. The checklist on the stealth index is explicit that identity theories belong on a separate surface, which is this section.

A frontier lab testing a fast, multimodal coding model before launch Low confidence

None beyond the listing. We could not attribute it to a maker from any public source. Why the theory exists at all: The listing's own words emphasise fast inference, coding and multimodal input, and every prior codename in this line was a preview of a product that shipped within weeks.

The same family as the September line, renamed for a second preview run Low confidence

No overlap we can point at: different context window, different modalities, different (still zero) price. Why the theory exists at all: Union Alpha was revealed as Unbiased Pareto and delisted three days before this appeared; a lab running two previews a week apart is normal here.

Timeline

  1. 2026-09-23T14:48:04Z
    Listed on OpenRouter as `stealth/space-bunny-alpha`.
    Listed on OpenRouter as `stealth/space-bunny-alpha`. The catalogue's own `created` field; public posts date it to the 23rd or 24th by timezone.
  2. 2026-09-24 → 2026-09-27
    Third-party write-ups appear (a Chinese-language news item, two aggregator pages, an announcement post from OpenRouter itself).
    Third-party write-ups appear (a Chinese-language news item, two aggregator pages, an announcement post from OpenRouter itself). No maker is named, and no repository or build we can find uses it yet.
  3. 2026-09-27
    We first read the listing: 1M context, 524,288 max output, text+image+video input, $0 in and out, `reasoning_effort` among the supported parameters.
    We first read the listing: 1M context, 524,288 max output, text+image+video input, $0 in and out, `reasoning_effort` among the supported parameters.
  4. 2026-09-28
    Still listed, still free, 99.
    Still listed, still free, 99.97% endpoint uptime over the previous 30 minutes. No disclosure, no rename, no price.

How to check all of this yourself

Read /api/space-bunny-alpha/status — it re-reads the catalogue on every request and answers whether the id resolves, whether it is still free, and what the endpoint declares. Or fetch openrouter.ai/api/v1/models and find stealth/space-bunny-alpha yourself; the fields on this page are the fields in that payload.

Supported parameters, as declared today: reasoning, reasoning_effort, include_reasoning, max_tokens, temperature, top_p, tools, tool_choice, response_format.

FAQ

What is Space Bunny Alpha?

An anonymous model on OpenRouter, listed as stealth/space-bunny-alpha since 23 September 2026. The catalogue describes it as a large model with fast inference, strong coding and native multimodal input, a 1M-token context window and adjustable reasoning effort. Nobody has claimed it yet.

Is Space Bunny Alpha free?

Yes, as of 2026-09-28: the catalogue lists $0 for input and $0 for output, which is the normal state of a stealth preview. Every codename in this line has been free while anonymous, and none of them stayed free once the maker was named — treat the current price as a countdown rather than as a rate.

Can I send private data to it?

Read the terms first. The listing says prompts and completions may be retained by the provider and are not used for training. Retained is not the same as trained on, and it is the sentence that decides whether the state you send may leave your systems.

Who makes it?

Unknown, and we do not guess. The provider name in the endpoint payload is “Stealth”, OpenRouter's placeholder for an unnamed vendor. The identity theories on this page are labelled as theories and none of them is evidence.

How long will it stay up?

Unknown. In this line the anonymous window has run from 2 days (Union Alpha, 16–18 September 2026) to months (Hunter Alpha, March 2026). The page keeps a dated timeline and a live status route instead of a prediction: /api/space-bunny-alpha/status answers whether the id still resolves right now.

Where this fits

The stealth index lists every codename we can tie to a listing, with what each one turned out to be. The Alpha Line Report is the register of the 3 that have been revealed — Space Bunny Alpha is deliberately absent from it until it has an after, because a before-and-after table with half a row is a different table. What stealth models are explains the pattern itself.

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