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Space Bunny Alpha is now on OpenRouter. I made this case myself to explore what it could do, and what stood out to me was the portfolio: a dark, editorial feel, sharp typography, and distinct project worlds like “Chroma Drift” and “Glass Garden,” alongside striking 3D and video scenes.... The whole thing feels cohesive and art-directed, not like a generic template. From my own testing and personal impression, Space Bunny Alpha feels Flash-level in terms of responsiveness. OpenRouter also lists: - adjustable reasoning - a 1M-token context window - text, image, and video input This clip doesn’t show a speed test or those inputs in action, so I’m curious to push it further on a live build. Give it a try on OpenRouter:show more

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monicah🖤2 days ago

That dark editorial style works ridiculously well here.

Sophia ❣️2 days ago

I’d honestly want to see what it can do with a completely different design direction.

JA KISII™ 🇰🇪2 days ago

This is the kind of AI showcase I actually enjoy seeing. The finished result matters.

E2 days ago

The art direction here is genuinely impressive.

𝐈𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐦𝐚𝐧 2 days ago

I like that you’re being clear about what you actually tested versus what is listed by OpenRouter.

Bonita🤎2 days ago

The visual consistency is probably what stood out to me most.

Ja telo2 days ago

The fact that you built the case yourself makes this way more interesting to me.

Ochora🇰🇪☆, KC2 days ago

The typography and 3D elements work surprisingly well together.

iano2 days ago

The portfolio feels very intentional. Nothing looks randomly thrown together.

Kiage Clinton, KC2 days ago

That Chroma Drift section looks like something from an actual creative studio portfolio.

Amazing2 days ago

This makes me want to open OpenRouter and actually test it instead of just watching another demo.

Weigo2 days ago

Curious about the 1M context window. That could be seriously useful for larger builds.

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