POV: You now have access to your own JARVIS

Jarvis, do you remember what GitHub link we have? Can you pull it up in our browser? Thanks Jarvis. Can you tell us what your capabilities are? I can open terminals and Chrome, browse the web, spawn Claude code for coding tasks, create project folders, check git status, plan your day by reading your calendar and tasks, take screenshots to see what's on screen, manage your to-do list, read your email and notes, remember facts about you, and help build and work on any of your desktop projects. Basically, everything from scheduling to development work, sir. Thanks Jarvis. So yeah, this is live at my GitHub now, so you guys can check it out. I had to strip back some of the stuff that I use to personalize it for me, but what I did was add a fix yourself mode. And when you click fix yourself, Jarvis actually goes into his own repo on your machine, and then you can talk through changes that he might need to make. Be aware, obviously, like he's going to be editing his own code, his own code base, so like the back-end server might go down. So you can also just use like your coding agents to make him better however you need. I added a quick settings tab so you can easily manage or just add your API keys and stuff here. It's pretty easy. He's pretty simple. Basically, it's a voice orchestration layer with, you know, modeled after the Jarvis from the MCU. So he has access, read access to a bunch of Apple tools like calendar, mail, to-do list, reminders, all that kind of stuff. It can add notes and calendar events, and then he can look at all of your projects on your machine, see what you're working on in real time. He can spawn Claude code on his own. So it's work that he does in the background, so you can build projects and stuff all through the voice layer. But like I said, it's, you know, kind of stripped down so that anyone can make it how they need it. And this is kind of V1, so I'll keep updating it, you know, as I go along. But yeah, feel free to check it out.