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Space Bunny Alpha Free Stealth Model on OpenRouter

calendar_today Updated: October 4, 2026
Space Bunny Alpha Free Stealth Model on OpenRouter

Space Bunny Alpha is a newly released stealth model available for free through OpenRouter during its launch window. It is a name alias, the same way Ox Alpha and similar models appear under codenames before a full public release, and it is reachable through standard OpenAI-compatible tooling.

About Space Bunny Alpha

New models often debut under an anonymous alias so providers can gauge demand before the official name is announced. Space Bunny Alpha follows that pattern. It is expected to appear across several providers, but the simplest route to try it is OpenRouter, which already exposes it under a stealth model ID.

What You Get

  • Free access to a newly launched stealth model
  • Model ID stealth/space-bunny-alpha through OpenRouter
  • Works with any agent or router that supports an OpenRouter key
  • No need to wait for the model’s official public release

Open OpenRouter and create an API key to try Space Bunny Alpha

How to Claim

  1. Register at OpenRouter, or log in if you already have an account.
  2. Create an API key.
  3. Use the model ID stealth/space-bunny-alpha.
  4. Connect it to your agent or to 9Router.

Important Notes

  • Stealth aliases are temporary. The model ID may change or disappear once the model gets its official name.
  • Availability and limits can shift during the launch period, so test early.
  • Check OpenRouter’s model page for the current rate limits before wiring it into production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a stealth model?

It is a model released under an anonymous alias, typically to gather feedback before the official announcement. Space Bunny Alpha is one such alias.

Which model ID do I use?

Use stealth/space-bunny-alpha on OpenRouter.

Will it stay free?

Stealth models are usually free during the test window and may become paid or change ID afterwards, so use it while it is available.