Personal Jarvis

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The open-source AI agent super-app for your desktop.
Run every coding agent side by side, talk to your computer, and keep a team of AI agents working while you are away.

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Personal Jarvis is one desktop app for everything AI can do on a computer. It has a workspace where several coding agents run side by side, AI agents that keep their own memory, a voice assistant with a wake word, control of your desktop and browser, and a plugin marketplace. It works with the models you already pay for, whether hosted, local or through a subscription you have.

You say what you want. Jarvis answers you, does the task on your computer, or hands it to the agent that fits, and you can watch every step.

It is free and open source, and it runs on your own machine. You do not need an account, and there is no cloud of ours between you and your models. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and as a server without a screen.

What's inside

| | | |---|---| | Agentic IDE | Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi Code, GLM, Grok Build, Antigravity, Cursor CLI and DeepSeek Harness side by side in live terminal panes, as many as your machine can hold. You can brief them by voice. | | Jarvis Agents | Build a team of AI agents that stay around. Each one has its own chat, instructions, tools, schedule and memory, and learns from its own work. | | Jarvis Verse | Watch your agents in a 3D world. They walk to their desks, pick up work, and show what they are doing right now. | | Voice | A wake word, live conversations, dictation into any app, and phone calls. You can interrupt it mid-sentence. | | Computer use | Jarvis clicks, types and reads the screen on your desktop and in your browser. You decide what it may do. | | Marketplace | More than 40 plugins, MCP servers, skills and command-line tools you install with one click, including GitHub, Google Workspace, Notion, Slack, Linear, Spotify and Home Assistant. | | Any model | OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, NVIDIA, Ollama and any local server, or your Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions. You can pick a different one for each task. | | Memory | A local wiki that Jarvis reads, writes and cites, so it remembers context across chats, agents and days. | | Routines | Work that repeats on a schedule, such as a morning briefing, an inbox sweep or a nightly report. | | Appshots | Press two keys to show Jarvis the window you are looking at, or just one area of it. You can record clips the same way. | | Pets | A small animated companion on your desktop that reacts while Jarvis listens, thinks and talks. |

Run every coding agent at once

The Agentic IDE turns one screen into a room full of coding agents. You open a project, split the screen into panes, and give each pane its own coding agent. Every pane gets a short call sign such as T1 or T2, so you can steer them without touching the keyboard. You might say "Tell T1 to write the tests", "What is T2 working on?" or "Send the fix plan to all panes".

• Jarvis finds the coding tools you already have installed and starts any of

• You can send the same task to several panes and compare what comes back.
• You can talk to Jarvis while the agents type, and it passes your brief to the

• Every pane is a real terminal, so you can type into it yourself at any time.

A team of agents that keeps working

Jarvis Agents are specialists you create with one click and keep for as long as you like: a researcher, a release manager, a marketing writer, or whatever your work needs.

• Each agent has one chat that never ends, so tomorrow you continue where you

• Agents keep private notes on what they learned from their own work, and they

• Give an agent a routine and it does the work on schedule, without being asked.
• Files, reports and plans they produce land in Artifacts, and you can see every

• Longer coding missions run in their own copy of your repository (a git

Read more in the Agents guide, how agents learn and routines.

Talk to your computer

You pick your own wake phrase, such as "Hey Nova", "Jarvis" or anything else, and then you talk.

• Conversations are live and take turns naturally. Mid-sentence you can ask it

• Dictation types what you say into any app and learns your words from a

• Phone calls go through your own number. You can call Jarvis, or let it call

• Speech recognition and voices can run fully offline. Hosted voices are

Read more in the voice guide and the dictation guide.

Connect your tools

• Install plugins from the marketplace with one sign-in in your browser, or add

• Jarvis finds command-line tools such as GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, Stripe,

• Skills are reusable instructions that Jarvis picks up when your request fits

• You can reach Jarvis from Telegram and Discord.
• The jarvis command and a local API give your own scripts, and other agents,

Read more about plugins, MCP, command-line tools and the Jarvis CLI.

You stay in control

Every action Jarvis takes passes a risk check with four levels: safe, monitor, ask and block. Anything that could change your system waits for your approval, and every run is recorded, so you can see later exactly what happened. Your keys are kept in your operating system's credential store. Nothing leaves your machine unless you connect a service that needs it.

Read more about safety and approvals and privacy and local data.

Install

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PersonalJarvis/PersonalJarvis/main/install/install.ps1 | iex

macOS and Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PersonalJarvis/PersonalJarvis/main/install/install.sh | bash

The installer checks for Python 3.11 or newer and Git, offers to install whatever is missing, adds the desktop launcher and opens the app. If you run it again, it updates your existing installation. You choose your language, wake phrase and models inside the app. Later, open it from the desktop launcher or from a terminal:

jarvis          # full desktop

If you prefer a regular desktop installer, download one here:

• Windows
• macOS on Apple Silicon
• macOS on Intel
• Linux AppImage

To run Jarvis on a server, use pip install personal-jarvis and jarvis serve, then open http://localhost:47821 in a browser. Using a microphone from another computer needs HTTPS. The headless deployment guide explains the setup. If you install with pip or pipx by hand on an Intel Mac or on Windows ARM64, you also need the native package index. The installer sets that up for you.

You need one API key, a subscription or a local model. A microphone helps for voice. You do not need a GPU.

First steps

1. Finish the short setup in the app. Pick your language, a wake phrase (or a

1. Say your wake phrase and ask for something, for example "Plan a small project

1. Open a project folder in the Agentic IDE, or create your first agent.

Works with

• Models: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini and Vertex AI, OpenRouter, NVIDIA, Ollama and any OpenAI-compatible local server, plus your Claude Code and Codex subscriptions.
• Coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi Code, GLM, Grok Build, Antigravity, Cursor CLI and DeepSeek Harness.
• Speech: local Whisper, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, Deepgram and OpenRouter for listening; Piper (local), ElevenLabs, Cartesia, Inworld, Gemini and OpenRouter voices for speaking.

Docs

• Getting started: quick start, app tour
• Everyday use: voice, dictation, memory
• Agents and automation: agentic IDE, agents, computer use, plugins, MCP, CLI
• Models: providers, local models
• Running and fixing: server, architecture, troubleshooting

Contribute

A good place to start is a good first issue and the guide to your first contribution in 10 minutes. Questions and ideas go to discussions, and security reports follow SECURITY.md.

If you are an AI agent helping with this repository, read AGENTS.md first.

If Personal Jarvis is useful to you, a star on GitHub helps other people find it. Sponsors are listed in SPONSORS.md.

License

Apache 2.0. Releases up to and including 1.6.0 keep their original MIT license. See NOTICE and the trademark guidance.