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Meituan's AI Browser Tabbit 1.0 Hits the Market – Tasks Completed in Just 10 Seconds

Meituan's Tabbit 1.0: The AI Browser That Works at Human Speed

In a move that could redefine how we interact with digital assistants, Meituan's GN06 team has launched Tabbit 1.0, an AI-native browser that completes basic tasks in an impressive 10-second average. This isn't just another chatbot – it's an entire ecosystem that actually gets things done.

From Testing to Turbocharged Performance

Since its test launch in March, Tabbit has undergone remarkable improvements. Its task completion rate skyrocketed from 53.1% to an industry-leading 90.8%, proving that AI assistants can move beyond conversation to reliable execution. "We're not just building a smarter browser," says Liu Jiong, head of the GN06 team, "we're creating a digital colleague that understands and acts."

Under the Hood: Powering the AI Revolution

Tabbit's secret sauce is its LongCat large model, complemented by integrations with over ten other leading AI systems including DeepSeek and Kimi. This powerhouse combination enables the browser to:

  • Handle complex UI operations like clicking and scrolling
  • Seamlessly collaborate across multiple websites
  • Maintain consistent performance across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android

More Than Just a Browser

With features like the "Magic Tips Square" and creator support programs, Tabbit transforms from a simple information portal into what industry watchers are calling "the control center for digital work." The enhanced sidebar conversation view makes sharing information as natural as chatting with a coworker.

The Future of Work?

Analysts see Tabbit's launch as a watershed moment. "This shifts AI from being consultative to being operational," notes one industry observer. As execution times continue to drop and accuracy improves, browsers like Tabbit might soon become the primary interface for all our digital tasks.

Key Points:

  • 10-second average task completion for basic operations
  • 90.8% success rate, up from 53.1% in March
  • Cross-platform functionality on all major operating systems
  • Integrated model ecosystem featuring LongCat and other leading AI systems
  • Action-oriented design moves beyond simple Q&A to actual task execution