Rabbit asks OS3 to compare itself, a day after the agent launch
The company’s prompt arrived after OS3 opened beyond invite-only beta, pitching one assistant across models, computers and its r1 device.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: X
Why it matters
Rabbit is shifting its agent strategy from a dedicated AI device toward software that can operate across customers’ existing computers, while leaving model costs to users. The launch’s central test is whether cross-device actions are reliable and worth those costs.
Rabbit inc. asked its newly released OS3 agent to make a comparison table about itself, in a post on Rabbit’s X account on September 23rd. The prompt followed OS3’s general release the day before. The post asks for a table; it does not, by itself, establish how the system answered or whether the result is an independent assessment.
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