Rabbit launched OS3, a cross-platform AI agent system. It runs on existing devices via a browser, Telegram, or iMessage. OS3 also updates the Rabbit R1 gadget. Users supply their own API keys or local models. The system coordinates tasks across up to five linked machines. It uses a single continuous chat interface. OS3 can install third-party agent skills from a URL. Rabbit no longer makes the R1 and has no R2 plans. A new Cyberdeck hardware device for OS3 will arrive in months. Rabbit claims 100,000 R1 units were sold with low return rates. The company raised $60M and employs 15 people. It deployed 50 software updates to the R1 over 18 months. A Discord community of 12,000 provides user feedback.
What changed
Rabbit focused on dedicated R1 hardware as its primary product.
What it unlocks
Running an AI agent across existing devices without new hardware.
- 100,000 R1 units sold
- 45-50% hardware margin
- $60M total funding
- 15 employees
What you need to act on it
- install local agent node on Windows, Mac, or Linux
- supply own API keys or link local models
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