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Pixel Canary passes 30 of 31 Next.js tasks

Vercel’s Pixel Canary coding model passes 30 of 31 Next.js evaluation tasks (96.8%) with AGENTS.md context, versus 28 of 31 (90.3%) at baseline. It is free during limited stealth access, but Vercel says zero data retention is unavailable and prompts and responses may be used for training. Use it for public or disposable code while testing frontend agents; the Octobench harness comparison is a reminder that context and harness belong in any model scorecard.