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Jarvis 1.0.0 — talk to your PC

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@RizN91 RizN91 released this 11 Sep 00:28

The first public release.

Talk to your PC. Hold a mouse side button (or tap F8), speak, release — your words are typed at the cursor in whatever Windows app has focus. Or press Ctrl+Alt+Space for a GPT-Live voice conversation that can search the web and act on the machine through an approval-gated tool layer.

Highlights

  • Dictation into any app — never presses Enter, refuses password fields, holds text for review in terminals.
  • Two engines, your choice — gpt-transcribe at $0.0045/min (Economy, the default and the most accurate) or gpt-live-1 at $0.05/min (Live, conversational).
  • Local wake words — "Hey Jarvis", on your machine via sherpa-onnx. No audio leaves the device while listening.
  • A non-activating floating pill — 6 states, ~5 ms/frame, idles when nothing is happening.
  • 15 languages in the setup and settings UI, with right-to-left support.
  • Local SQLite memory, vocabulary hints that measurably improve accuracy, and spend ceilings the app enforces itself.

Cost

Bring your own OpenAI key — no subscription, no markup. Twenty minutes of dictation a day, five days a week, is about 45 cents a month on Economy.

Platform

Windows 10/11. macOS and Linux currently exit with a clear message; a port is on the roadmap in the README.

Verified

490 assertions across 13 free test suites that type into real applications rather than mocks, plus 3 deliberately-billable API suites. Idle cost measured at 2 processes, ~53 MB RSS, ~0.3% of one core.

Privacy

Key stored only in Windows Credential Manager (DPAPI-wrapped). No telemetry, no analytics, no account, no server of our own, no localhost port.

Get it

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RizN91/jarvis/main/install.ps1 | iex

Watch the 88-second demo · Project page · Install notes

Full notes: CHANGELOG.md