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I asked Space Bunny in OpenCode to build an interactive solar system observatory from scratch. It created a full 3D experience with planets, moons, orbital motion, camera controls, mission data, planet comparisons, time simulation, search, and responsive layouts. I also had it build a complete theme system, so the... show more

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person.exe25 days ago

Always want to know how much was generated vs scaffolded, from scratch usually means the setup was already there

Yohaku26 days ago

I think Space Bunny one of the most greatest and underrated ai models now

Gregor26 days ago

The time simulation is usually the tell. When I've generated complex 3D UIs, it's almost always a speed multiplier on a fixed animation. Convincing in the demo, breaks when you try to scrub backward.

Mujeeb Ahmed25 days ago

Space Bunny making all of this from one prompt is wild.

EW | Personal Finance & Investing26 days ago

wow, this is cool!

Andrew Bolis25 days ago

The theme switching feature is a really nice touch

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