rabbit OS3

rabbit launches OS3, an agentic operating system for all your devices

rabbit inc. released OS3 on September 22, 2026, moving its AI agent beyond the R1 hardware device into a cross-platform agentic operating system. OS3 can connect and coordinate up to five of your devices, including Windows, Mac, and Linux machines, deciding where each task should run and pulling in whatever files, apps, or skills it needs. It supports bringing your own API key or a locally hosted model, and users can install third-party "skills" just by pasting a public URL. You can reach it through a browser, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, or a rabbit R1.

Your move: A new cross-platform agent, not just an update to the rabbit R1 device

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rabbit inc. released OS3 on September 22, 2026, moving its AI agent beyond the R1 hardware device into a cross-platform agentic operating system. OS3 can connect and coordinate up to five of your devices, including Windows, Mac, and Linux machines, deciding where each task should run and pulling in whatever files, apps, or skills it needs. It supports bringing your own API key or a locally hosted model, and users can install third-party "skills" just by pasting a public URL. You can reach it through a browser, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, or a rabbit R1.

Why it matters

This is rabbit's shift from a single gadget to a broader agent platform you can use with hardware you already own. Worth a look if you want an agent that spans multiple devices and lets you plug in your own model, but it's a fresh general release, so treat it as unproven until more real-world use turns up.