Rabbit's AI agent OS3 runs locally on Windows, Mac, Linux
rabbit launches standalone ai agent os3 that operates locally across windows, mac, and linux devices, allowing users to add up to five devices to one account. this changes how users interact with ai across multiple platforms.
rabbit has introduced a standalone ai agent called os3 that can operate locally on windows, mac, and linux devices. this development follows the company's earlier release of the r1 device, which has reportedly stopped manufacturing. with os3, users can add up to five devices to one account and link their preferred ai models. the system automatically determines the necessary devices, files, apps, and ai models to complete tasks. os3 can be accessed through a dedicated desktop site, paired messaging apps like telegram or imessage, or rabbit's r1 device. rabbit founder jesse lyu stated that the company is focusing on a new 'cyberdeck' that will run os3, set to launch within months. rabbit claims that os3 won't store, copy, use, or sell user data, although it will retain chats and memories on its servers.