Rabbit, the Santa Monica company that makes the r1 handheld, released OS3, an agentic operating system. It runs in Rabbit’s cloud and operates a user’s computers through a local agent that installs with one command. The user states a goal in a chat, and OS3 picks the device, then works desktop software, local files and web pages, or writes and runs code, to complete the task.
Rabbit’s new OS lives in the cloud and borrows your laptop to get things done
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