Rabbit's new OS3 agentic OS runs your Windows, Mac and Linux devices from the cloud
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-09-23
Rabbit, the startup whose R1 device underwhelmed, is rolling out a standalone AI agent that no longer requires its hardware: OS3, an "agentic operating system".
- OS3 runs in the cloud but operates locally across Windows, Mac, and Linux devices
- One account supports up to five devices, plus your preferred AI models
- OS3 automatically determines which devices, files, apps, and models a task needs
- Accessible via a dedicated desktop site, paired messaging apps like Telegram or iMessage, and the R1 itself
Earlier reported by Wired.
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