Rabbit has released OS3, its new agentic operating system.

The company is moving away from the clunky dedicated hardware of the R1.

OS3 works as a cross-platform AI agent.

It controls existing computers, files, and applications.

Jesse Lyu made the shift after realizing daily use of the original product was not strong enough.

The new system aims to reduce the mental load of constant scrolling and information filtering.

It promises to handle tasks directly inside current apps and workflows.

This marks a major pivot for Rabbit from standalone gadget to intelligent software layer.

Early reaction suggests the agentic approach could set a new direction for how people interact with computers.

Rabbit says OS3 will roll out first to existing users before broader availability.

The company is expected to share more details on capabilities in the coming weeks.

That's the Ankor.