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Jarvis

An AI assistant for Windows that wakes on a keyword, opens apps, answers by voice and will be open source.

Case study

Draft for review

  1. Problem

    Many everyday tasks on a computer take a series of clicks to reach. We wanted to explore how far a Windows machine could be controlled by voice alone, without touching the keyboard.

  2. Solution

    Jarvis is an always-on voice assistant for Windows that wakes on a keyword and understands English, German and Moroccan Darija. It works in three tiers: everyday commands such as “open Chrome” or “volume down” are understood right on the device, with no internet; anything that needs thinking goes to a fast language model; and only hard questions are escalated to a third tier. It opens apps, controls volume and the system, searches the web, reads the screen, clipboard and files (read-only), sets timers and reminders, remembers what you ask it to, and gives a daily brief. Built with Python, faster-whisper for speech recognition, Groq with automatic fallbacks (Gemini, NVIDIA NIM, Ollama) and edge-tts for the voice, all free tools.

  3. Result

    Jarvis is about 45% built: the voice, the animated globe interface, memory, starting with Windows and reminders already work. Next come connected personal apps, messaging and vision-based screen control. It will be released as open source.