Pulse Alpha Free Stumbles Through SVG Tests
Adam Holter’s nine-run test log found Pulse Alpha Free capable of producing clean standalone SVGs, but another SVG failed XML validation because of a duplicate attribute. The broader tests also exposed browser-game startup and rendering issues, pointing to useful breadth with uneven reliability.
Pulse Alpha Free looks promising as a free prototyping sandbox, but developers should treat it as experimental rather than production-ready.
- –Two SVG outputs rendered cleanly, while the PlayStation controller test failed with a duplicate `stroke-opacity` attribute.
- –The model also generated a browser game that failed to start because `bgCanvas` was declared twice.
- –OpenCode lists a 1M-token context window, 131K-token output limit, multimodal input, and free access—but the model remains unattributed and temporary. ([OpenCode model docs](https://opencode.ai/v2/docs/console/models/))
- –OpenCode warns that data submitted during the free period may be retained and used to improve the model, so confidential code should stay out.
- –Nine hand-built tests are useful directional evidence, not a substitute for standardized coding or visual-generation benchmarks.
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10m ago
2026-11-05
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54m ago
2026-11-05
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AdamHoltererer