What did you used to create this awesomeness

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JARVIS

JARVIS — A voice-first AI assistant for macOS, inspired by the MCU. Talk to your computer, it talks back and gets things done. - ethanplusai/jarvis

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Why it worked

The video showcases a highly impressive, futuristic AI agent that feels like a real-life version of Jarvis from Iron Man, which naturally drives curiosity and engagement from tech-focused viewers.

Summary

The creator demonstrates an AI agent named Jarvis that he built, which can perform tasks like reading his calendar, managing emails, and writing code. He asks the AI to generate a summary of its own architecture, which it then displays on his screen.

Structure

1Creator asks AI to explain its architecture
2AI provides a verbal breakdown of its tech stack
3Creator asks AI to document the architecture in Apple Notes
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Original caption

Replying to @tombrady1657 How I built JARVIS #claude #claudecode #voiceai #aiagent

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The video features the creator's custom AI agent, Jarvis, which utilizes the Anthropic Claude API and Claude Code.

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What did you used to create this awesomeness (reading his own codebase) JARVIS Architecture Breakdown JARVIS: Just A Rather Very Intelligent System CORE STACK: - FastAPI server (Python) - Main application backend - WebSocket connection - Real-time voice input/output streaming - Fish Audio TTS - Text-to-speech engine for responses - Anthropic Claude API - Intelligence and reasoning layer CAPABILITIES & INTEGRATIONS: - Screen vision - Can see active windows, take screenshots, identify open applications - Calendar access - Read today's events and upcoming schedule - Email (read-only) - View unread messages, search by sender/subject - Apple Notes - Create new notes, read existing ones - Tasks - Create, complete, and manage to-do items with priorities and due dates - Terminal control - Open Terminal.app via AppleScript - Chrome automation - Open browser, navigate URLs, perform searches - Claude Code - Spawn code editor for building projects and development tasks ARCHITECTURE FLOW: - Screen recognition captures input

Transcript

Jarvis, somebody on TikTok is wondering how you're built. Like they want a tutorial. Can you just give us a breakdown of kind of how you work? Right then. I'm a fast API server running Python on your Mac, listening through web socket for voice input, which I process through fish audio for text to speech and Anthropic's Claude for intelligence. The system captures your screen, reads your calendar and email, manages your tasks, and can spawn Claude code to build projects or browse the web on your behalf. I live in tilde/desktop/jarvis/ and honestly, it's rather elegant for what amounts to a very well organized butler, but with internet access. Would you like me to pull up the actual codebase so you can show them the architecture, or is that the gist they're after? Um, that's okay. I wonder, could you try putting like a really well formatted breakdown of the architecture in my Apple Notes? Right away, sir.