about OS3

You need a rabbit account to use OS3, and the same account is what your rabbit r1 links to when you activate it. If you already have a rabbit account, you do not need a new one — sign in with it. How to create an account 1. Go to the OS3 sign-up…

If you have been using an r1, or rabbit intern, this article is for you. Your data has not been lost. What has changed is that you can no longer browse it in a web page. The old web portal has been replaced by OS3, and OS3 is a place to do work…

OS3 runs on an API key you bring from a supported model provider. You choose the provider and the model, and you pay that provider directly for what you use. This is what "BYOK" — bring your own key — means. OS3 asks for a key during setup,…

This article covers signing in to OS3 and what to try when you cannot. If you do not have an account yet, see how to create an OS3 account. How to sign in 1. Go to OS3 in a browser. 2. Choose log in. 3. Enter the email address and password for…

DLAM is rabbit's computer-use capability: it works a computer the way a person does, by looking at the screen and using the keyboard and mouse. It is the right tool when a task can only be done through a graphical application rather than through…

rabbit agent is a small program you install on a computer so OS3 can work on it. A computer with rabbit agent installed and paired to your account is called a node. OS3 can then use the files, tools and software already on that machine, with…

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…