I put Space Bunny, the most-used model on OpenCode this week to the test on a broken launch dashboard. With one prompt and no hints, it: → Found two separate logic bugs → Fixed a broken 700% progress calculation → Repaired the task filters → Improved the result from... 2/6 to 6/6 passing tests Fast, methodical, and reliable with tools, not just patching the UI, but verifying the fix. Space Bunny is currently free to try on OpenCodeshow more

@darshal_ curious if it flagged any redundant dependencies too? that kind of stuff sneaks by me a lot.

finding multiple logic bugs from one prompt shows how far coding agents are moving

Going from 2/6 to 6/6 is a pretty solid result

The no-hints part makes this even more interesting 👀

Finding the bugs and verifying the fix is the impressive part.

This is way more useful than just changing the UI

Would be curious to see how it handles a larger codebase

Not just writing code, but debugging and testing it too

2/6 → 6/6 is a pretty clean before and after

This is where coding agents start getting really interesting

This is impressive! It's great to see AI models like Space Bunny making such a significant impact on development workflows and bug resolution.

That's impressive performance from Space Bunny. It sounds like a very capable tool for debugging and development. I'll have to give it a try.

I like that it verified the changes instead of stopping after the first fix

One prompt and it actually traced the logic

“Fixed it” means a lot more when the tests actually pass

Fast, but still checking its own work

The task filter fix is a nice detail too

That’s the kind of coding workflow I’d actually want

Wow, that's impressive! Seems like Space Bunny is the real deal for debugging. I'll have to check it out.