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Rabbit's shift to OS3 marks a strategic pivot from hardware-centric constraints to cross-device agent orchestration, prioritizing seamless task execution across multiple machines over single-device form factors. This approach addresses the core challenge of personal agents: reducing user friction by allowing natural, unstructured command input rather than forcing users to adapt their workflows to rigid system categories. The move underscores that sustainable adoption depends on lowering interaction barriers and leveraging existing software ecosystems rather than relying solely on proprietary hardware.

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Rabbit Founder Lu Cheng: People Shouldn't Change Their Thinking Style for Agents

36KrOctober 5, 20261 min read

Lu Cheng, founder of Rabbit, envisions a future where humans simply state their goals and AI agents autonomously find solutions. Following mixed reception from its initial r1 device, Rabbit has launched OS3, an agent operating system designed to lower usage barriers by supporting cross-device operations without requiring users to categorize tasks. Lu argues that while large tech companies struggle with niche products, Rabbit aims to become the 'Linux of the Agent era'—a flexible, open ecosystem that empowers ordinary users to execute complex tasks across their existing environments.

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