OS3 is rabbit's agentic operating system. You describe what you want to understand, make or finish, and OS3 brings together supported AI models, skills and the computers you connect to work on it. Memory and relevant context carry across your conversations so you can build on what you have already started.
OS3 is the place you go to work with rabbit: somewhere work actually gets done, rather than a record of what your r1 has done. r1 is one of several ways to reach it.
where you can reach OS3
- The web. The OS3 workspace in a browser is the full surface: conversations, settings, connected computers and files.
- Telegram. Pair a Telegram bot with your account and send instructions from your phone.
- r1. Press the button and speak. r1 is a native physical channel into the same account.
Each channel keeps its own conversation thread, and all of them draw on the same memory and relevant context. They are not one shared chat history.
what you can do in the OS3 workspace
- Have a conversation that does things. Ask for an outcome rather than picking an app, a menu and a file order.
- Connect your own computers. Installing rabbit agent on a computer makes it a node OS3 can operate, with your approval, using the files and tools already on it.
- Choose the model underneath. OS3 uses an API key you bring from a supported provider, so you decide which AI powers your work.
- Use skills. Compatible skills from the wider agent ecosystem extend what OS3 can take on. Compatibility varies by skill.
- Manage your own data. Settings covers your profile, account, API keys, rabbit agents, Telegram pairing, files, activity and data reset.
common questions
do I need an r1 to use OS3?
No. OS3 works in a browser. r1 is an optional physical way to reach the same account.
is my r1 history still there?
Your rabbit account is the same account. See how to export or delete your rabbit data for what you can download and what you can clear.