The anonymous Omen Alpha model has rapidly gained considerable attention due to its remarkable cost-efficiency, achieving the seventh spot on the OpenCode usage volume rankings within a mere five days of its release. Presently, access to the model is exclusively available through the OpenCode Go subscription package, where a $10 subscription grants users $100 worth of usage credits. Our testing indicates that Omen Alpha boasts impressive visual capabilities and delivers exceptionally high efficiency in front-end design and development tasks. It can swiftly identify newspapers from the Republican era in mere seconds and develop an interactive 'Niu Lai' version of YouTube within a quarter of an hour. Furthermore, it showcases rapid development capabilities for games such as dodgeball, tank battles, and dungeon roguelikes. Although its 3D modeling of a Boeing 737-style civil airliner is relatively rough in precision, it still demonstrates commendable speed in this area. However, the model falls short in logical reasoning, as evidenced by its inability to correctly solve a classic car wash puzzle and its mere 80% accuracy rate on civil service exam simulation questions. This underscores its prioritization of speed over intellectual prowess, positioning it as a lightweight model primarily focused on cost-efficiency.