Own the stack.
The source is part of the product. Read it, change it, and keep a working copy.
For the curious. The tinkerers. The people who see a tool and immediately think, “What else could this do?”
Meet your next possibility
Your computer is a place to make things. Your assistant should feel that way, too.
Jarvis began with a simple idea: bring conversation, memory, and useful tools into the place where your work already happens. A thought spoken aloud can become a file found, a task started, or a useful note for next time.
And when you want to go further, the source is right there. Change a workflow. Connect a provider. Build your own skill. We want the first run to feel approachable and the next experiment to feel possible.
A few things we want you to feel every time you make Jarvis a little more your own.

The source is part of the product. Read it, change it, and keep a working copy.
Your machine is home base for conversations, project memory, files, and configuration.
Bring your providers. Connect the tools you trust. Make room for something new.
Clear guides, considered defaults, and a helping hand when you need one.

Conversations, saved context, and configuration have a home on your machine. You decide which providers and services to connect.
Local files, useful preferences, and the tools you configure.
Cloud models and online tools process the information you send them. Live voice uses a connected provider.
We make tools for people who like to make things.
The code, the guides, and the room to experiment. It all belongs in the box.