Rabbit returns with OS3, a personal AI agent that can access files and connect computers
Artificial intelligence startup Rabbit Inc., best known for launching the consumer-oriented R1 AI-enabled mobile device that fits in a pocket, unveiled OS3 on Tuesday, a personal AI agent that runs in the cloud and connects to personal devices. Although OS3 runs in the cloud, it connects and operates on a user’s PC and other devices […] The post Rabbit returns with OS3, a personal AI agent that…
Artificial intelligence firm Rabbit Inc. introduced OS3, a personal AI agent capable of accessing files and linking to PCs and other devices on Tuesday. OS3 operates in the cloud but links to user devices through the rabbit agent, which can be installed on up to five machines with a single command. While OS3 and the rabbit agent can connect to any AI model, users must "bring their own key" by providing a subscription to a model provider such as Anthropic PBC’s Claude, OpenAI Group PBC’s GPT, or a local model.
Users can interact with the agent via chat or voice, and it supports deep conversations, providing 24/7 capabilities with background operations. The assistant can connect to users' phones via a Telegram bot and through the web, ensuring constant contact. OS3 boasts universal skill compatibility, allowing users to import skills from other agents by copying and pasting the skill's URL.
The company emphasized that OS3 contains guardrails and will only act on user instructions, requiring user consent for sensitive actions and system-level permissions for system-level tasks. Users can install OS3 on Windows, macOS, Linux local machines, cloud virtual machines, dedicated AI machines, and the R1, though the R1 is not required to run OS3. An account with Rabbit is necessary to get started.
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