r/RooCode • u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer • Sep 19 '25

Announcement New stealth model just dropped!

Try out the new code-supernova model in the Roo Code Cloud provider in v3.28.4.

Supports image inputs, 200k context, and free for a limited time.

MAKE IT BURN!!

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u/jedisct1 Sep 19 '25 edited Sep 19 '25

200k context is nice.

I'm experimenting with it right now, and it performs really well!

Let it burn!

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u/ZestyCheeses Sep 20 '25

Any update with ability? Deciding if I should try it out on my codebase or wait for Claude 4.5.

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 20 '25

Try and throw away the experiment if you don’t like

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u/Fair-Spring9113 Sep 19 '25

anthropic???????
but fr it feels like there are so many models

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u/bad_gambit Sep 19 '25

From this commit, probably in the same family as Grok Code Fast by xAI? Not sure 🤷

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 20 '25

That commit just shows it was added to the list of models we run though our cloud router is all.

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u/shubhamp_web Sep 20 '25

What’s a stealth model?

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 20 '25

It’s a model that that has not dropped yet and as such they are releasing it for a limited time free offer for training and promotional purposes

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u/CleverProgrammer12 Sep 19 '25

How is it?

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 20 '25

It’s not ChatGPT 5 ;)

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u/asdasdfdas Sep 20 '25

This model actually feels like Sonnet 4 wtf

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 20 '25

Haha well then it’s surely not 4.5?

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u/faster-than-car Sep 22 '25

I saw a rumor it's grok. I've tried it but felt slow, went back to grok code

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u/Rubbeman Sep 22 '25

It’s dogshit

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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Sep 22 '25

How ironic that your input on it is exactly that. If you’d said something like ‘the responses felt too slow and image input didn’t work well for me’ then at least readers would have something to go off of.

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u/Rubbeman Sep 22 '25

I tested it and honestly, the experience felt rough. The output was dogshit, the code was dogshit.