Theme 1 – UI Simplification & Mandatory Chat Sharing
The team removed the Cmd+Option+I shortcut and added an automatic prompt to share chats with “Bullet,” turning data collection into a default part of the onboarding flow.
"We've disabled Cmd+Option+I in the new version and also have a message during signup about sharing chats with Bullet, let us know if you run into any other issues!" — alsima
Theme 2 – Benchmark Transparency & Evaluation Methodology
Multiple participants flagged that the posted results omitted the routing logic and used a saturated benchmark, making it unclear whether speed or cost gains truly stem from the harness itself.
"The benchmark wasn't evaluated with the router, we wanted an apples‑to‑apples comparison of our harness against other harnesses..." — alsima
"I could publish a router that “enhances Fable on GPQA Diamond” showing improved score for lower cost, just by implementing a router that picks the model at random!" — seizethecheese
Theme 3 – Strong Community Praise & Ongoing Improvements
Despite the critiques, users highlighted rapid execution speed, frequent updates, and broad model‑provider support as clear signs of momentum and value.
"I recently switched over to using primarily Bullet for my projects and the speed of it makes it very nice to get projects off the ground quickly..." — lucasdimarco
"Thanks! We support a variety of model providers (OpenCode/Codex/Grok/Claude) via their subscriptions and API keys." — adi1