Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and Muse Spark Open added
Nemotron’s cube shows a concrete repair sequence; Muse Spark Open’s saved runs contain fewer browser checks.
Start with Nemotron 3.5 Super VL’s Rubik’s Cube transcript. The initial browser inspection reported an event-listener error. The model moved the listener setup after initialization, reloaded, then continued with clicks and a drag. Subsequent console observations no longer showed that error—a specific repair sequence to inspect alongside the saved cube.
Muse Spark Open’s recorded checks were much shorter. Across its 16 published sessions that ended normally without a recorded error, browser-call counts were below the same-task reference median in every case, using a sample drawn from 14 earlier models. Six of those sessions included mouse, keyboard or scroll input. Arpeggiator, for example, recorded two reloads and one click.
Coverage matters here: seven other published Spark Open sessions ended with rate-limit errors, and 12 of its 35 planned outputs were excluded from the publication. The shorter checks describe the available uninterrupted sessions; they do not establish faster development or lower-quality output.
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