Space Bunny Alpha: Specs, Identity Clues and a Free API Guide

Space Bunny Alpha is a free, anonymous model on TokenRA with a 1,000,000-token context window and no public owner. It appeared on 23 September 2026 and nobody has claimed it. On this page we collect what is actually verifiable about it — the listing specs, the identity evidence published so far, and our own test results — and we label every claim with where it came from.

Last updated 24 September 2026 · See what changed

What Is Space Bunny Alpha?

Space Bunny Alpha Specs at a Glance

Every row above comes from TokenRA's own listing. We have not independently verified the context window, the throughput or the pricing — no third party has yet published a reproduction of those figures.

Is Space Bunny Alpha MiniMax?

Not confirmed — and at the moment nobody can confirm it. The listing hides the provider, tags the tokenizer only as "Other", and leaves the knowledge cutoff field empty. There is no first-party field you can read a vendor name out of. That is the whole reason this question produces so much confident guessing: people are inferring an owner from behaviour, not reading it from a spec sheet.

What exists instead is indirect evidence, and the useful thing to do is to keep the evidence and the conclusion separate. The stealthprint project maintains a reusable fingerprinting toolkit for exactly this situation — it was originally written to analyse an earlier stealth model and has been pointed at this one. Its tokenizer probes point at the MiniMax tokenizer family. Independent That is the strongest public signal so far, and it is a measurement, not an announcement.

It is still not an answer. Matching a tokenizer family narrows the field; it does not name the lab, and it does not rule out a model that reuses a shared tokenizer. So the honest reading of the identity question today is:

Benchmarks: What Has Actually Been Measured

This is where most pages on this model go wrong: they either publish the provider's marketing copy as if it were a result, or they repeat a benchmark without saying who ran it.

We deliberately do not quote a latency or tokens-per-second figure in this table. Benchmark numbers change as an endpoint is rerouted, and a number copied without its test conditions is worse than no number. Follow the two links above for live figures, and see our benchmark page for a per-test breakdown.

Our Own Tests

Everything above is somebody else's data, relabelled with its source. This section is where we put ours.

If you have run a reproducible test on this model and want it included with attribution, tell us and we will link to your methodology.

The Stealth Alpha Pattern: Everything Gets Claimed

The most useful thing you can know about an unclaimed stealth model is how the previous ones ended. Every stealth Alpha release tracked since early 2026 has eventually been claimed by a named vendor, most of them Chinese labs, typically about a week after it appeared. The mappings widely reported so far:

Codename-to-vendor mappings are recorded with evidence limits on our Stealth Alpha Models. Dates and source status are not established for every row.

That record is a base rate, not a prediction — it tells you the likely shape of the ending, not the name of the winner. It also tells you something practical: the free window is a countdown, not a feature. The previous stealth model in this series stayed free for roughly six days before it was revealed and repriced. If you are building on this model, design for the switch now rather than on the day it happens.

Free API and How to Use It

There is no separate signup, no model card to agree to and no payment method required while the preview lasts. You call it through TokenRA's OpenAI-compatible endpoint and set the model ID to space-bunny-alpha.

curl https://tokenra.io/v1/chat/completions \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKENRA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "model": "space-bunny-alpha",
    "messages": [
      {"role": "user", "content": "Explain what a tokenizer fingerprint is."}
    ]
  }'

Three things worth knowing before you point anything real at it: the provider is anonymous, so do not send data you would not hand to an unidentified third party; the endpoint has already gone briefly offline at least once during the preview and come back, so treat availability as best-effort; and a free stealth listing can be revealed and repriced without notice. Step-by-step setup, including how to read the reasoning-level parameter, is in the API guide.

Space Bunny Alpha: FAQ

Latest Updates

• 24 Sep 2026 — Page published: listing specs, source labels and the evidence round-up.
• 23 Sep 2026 — Users report the model briefly went offline on TokenRA and came back after the issue was resolved. Third-party report
• 23 Sep 2026 — Space Bunny Alpha appears as a stealth listing with a 1M-token context window and video input. Provider-listed

This section is updated whenever something verifiable changes. If a vendor claims the model, it gets its own page and this page becomes the record of the codename.

All Space Bunny Alpha Pages

• Benchmarks
• Is It MiniMax?
• API Guide
• What Is It?
• How to Use It
• Free Tier and Limits
• vs MiniMax M3
• Context Window - coming soon
• Tokenizer Fingerprint - coming soon
• SVG Generation Test - coming soon
• Review - coming soon
• vs Claude - coming soon
• Stealth Alpha Models