TECHNOLOGY · VERIFIED DEVELOPMENT
Rabbit Launches Cloud‑Based OS3 AI Agent Accessible Without R1 Hardware
WHY IT MATTERS
OS3 expands Rabbit’s reach beyond its limited R1 hardware, enabling users to harness AI across multiple devices and platforms, streamlining workflow and broadening adoption of its agentic OS.
What happened
Rabbit, the maker of the underwhelming R1 device, has released OS3, a new agentic operating system that runs in the cloud yet operates locally on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines. The platform lets users link up to five devices to a single account and choose their preferred AI models.
OS3 automatically identifies the devices, files, applications, and models required to complete a task, eliminating the need for manual configuration. Users can access the system through a dedicated desktop site, a paired messaging app such as Telegram or iMessage, and even on Rabbit’s own R1 hardware.
The move positions Rabbit as a software‑first AI provider, broadening its reach beyond its limited hardware lineup.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Rabbit’s new AI agent doesn’t need an R1 to run
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