rabbit

rabbit introduces a paradigm shift in human-computer interaction, moving from app-centric operations to a unified, action-oriented experience. At its core is the Large Action Model (LAM), a sophisticated AI designed not just to understand and process information, but to take direct action on behalf of the user. This ecosystem is delivered through two primary products: the rabbit r1, a dedicated AI-native pocket companion, and rabbit intern, a powerful web-based agent that brings the same task automation capabilities to your browser.

The vision behind rabbit is to create a universal controller for your digital life. Instead of navigating multiple apps with different UIs, you simply tell your rabbit what you want to do in plain language. Whether it's booking a ride, ordering food, creating a presentation, or analyzing financial data, the LAM interprets your request and orchestrates the necessary steps across various web services. The system is built to learn and adapt, with the goal of interacting with any website or application, not just a limited set of pre-integrated services. This is showcased in the LAM Playground, an experimental environment where users can test the agent's capabilities on new websites and contribute to its development.

How to use rabbit

Interacting with the rabbit ecosystem is designed to be intuitive and conversational. The method varies slightly depending on whether you are using the r1 hardware or the web-based intern.

For rabbit r1 users:

1. Activation: Set up and activate your r1 device by connecting it to your Wi-Fi and linking it to your rabbithole account via a QR code.
2. Connect Services: Through the rabbithole web portal, you can connect your accounts for various services like Spotify, Uber, or DoorDash. This authorizes the rabbitOS to act on your behalf.
3. Issue Commands: Use the push-to-talk button and speak your request naturally. For example, "Book me an Uber to the airport" or "Play my morning playlist on Spotify." The r1's Magic UI will display the process and results.

For rabbit intern users:

1. Sign Up: Create an account on the rabbithole portal. Your first few tasks are typically offered for free.
2. Describe Your Task: In the intern interface, type or speak a detailed description of the project you need help with. This could be anything from "Convert this folder of images to a 16:9 ratio for a presentation" to "Research and summarize the top 3 wedding venues in San Francisco with a capacity of over 100 people."
3. Let the Agent Work: The AI agent will then navigate the web, interact with websites, and perform the actions required to complete your task, providing you with the final output, such as a report, a spreadsheet, or a collection of files.

For all users: The LAM Playground in your rabbithole account allows you to experiment with the agent's capabilities on any website, helping the system learn and improve.

Core Features of rabbit

• Large Action Model (LAM): A proprietary AI model trained to understand human intentions and execute actions on digital interfaces like websites and apps.
• Natural Language Interface: Control services and automate tasks using simple, conversational voice or text commands, eliminating the need for complex GUIs.
• rabbit r1: A custom-designed, AI-native hardware device that serves as a pocket companion, offering a focused, distraction-free way to interact with the AI.
• rabbit intern: A powerful AI agent that acts as a digital workforce, capable of handling complex projects like creating reports, managing social media assets, and performing detailed research.
• rabbithole: A centralized web portal for managing your rabbit account, connected services, orders, and accessing experimental features like the LAM Playground.
• Teach Mode: An innovative feature that allows users to teach the rabbit agent new, custom tasks, effectively creating personalized AI agents for specific workflows.
• Cross-Platform Vision: Designed to be a universal agent that can eventually operate seamlessly across websites, mobile applications, and desktop operating systems.

Use Cases for rabbit

rabbit is designed to be a versatile assistant for both personal and professional tasks.

• Productivity & Business: Automate the creation of reports, presentations, and spreadsheets. Analyze company financials by having the agent pull data from various sources and compile it.
• Creative & Social Media: Help social media managers by automatically resizing images and videos for different platforms (e.g., Instagram, TikTok, YouTube).
• Event Planning: Assist wedding planners or individuals by conducting online research for venues, vendors, and locations based on specific criteria.
• Daily Errands: Streamline everyday tasks like booking rides with Uber, ordering food delivery from DoorDash, or managing music on Spotify without touching your phone.
• Research & Information Synthesis: Perform complex queries that go beyond simple search, using integrations like Wolfram|Alpha to get structured answers and insights.

Advantages of rabbit

• Efficiency: Drastically reduces the time spent on multi-step digital tasks, turning hours of manual work into minutes of automated execution.
• Simplicity: Replaces the cognitive load of managing dozens of apps with a single, intuitive conversational interface.
• Action-Oriented AI: Unlike traditional chatbots that only provide information, rabbit's LAM takes tangible actions and completes tasks for you.
• Scalability and Adaptability: The underlying technology is not limited to specific APIs but is designed to learn and interact with any web interface, making it highly scalable.
• Community-Driven Improvement: Through features like the LAM Playground and Teach Mode, rabbit actively involves its user community in training and expanding the AI's capabilities.

Pricing and Plans

rabbit employs a hybrid pricing model that combines hardware sales with a freemium software service.

• rabbit r1: The hardware device is available as a one-time purchase. The price is set at the time of sale and does not require an ongoing subscription to use its core features.
• rabbit intern: The web-based agent service operates on a freemium model. New users can typically perform their first few tasks for free to experience the platform's capabilities. After the initial free tasks, a usage-based or subscription plan is expected for continued access to the AI workforce.

Specific pricing details for intern plans and the r1 device can be found on the official rabbit website.