Jarvis 0.13.0: Screen on

Let Jarvis follow your clicks for ten minutes, with a fresh screenshot ready when you ask.

Screen on. "Screen & mic off" in the panel header is now a button. It opens a ten-minute lease with two ways in: Follow my clicks and Follow and keep a fresh screenshot. No checkbox; the button is the consent. The header then reads "Screen on · following clicks · 9:42" (or "fresh screenshots"), the dot lights, and pressing the line stops it. Ctrl+Shift+F12 stops it too.

Follows the window you click. While on, whatever top-level window you click is the one Jarvis looks at. "Looking at" names the window and the control you clicked, the starters refit to that app, and a thin amber border on the desktop outlines the followed window.

Fresh screenshots. With that option on, three quiet seconds after a click a screenshot of that window replaces the chip in the box, only if the window looks different from the last one. Send reads "Send with screenshot". Nothing is sent without Send. × on the chip mutes that window until you click a different one.

Ends on its own. After ten minutes the header returns to "Screen & mic off" and a line under the box says "Screen off · followed for 10 minutes". A chip already in the box stays.

Under the hood. The shell installs a mouse button-up hook and the border only during a lease; no keyboard hook, no values read, no coordinates kept. Messages screen-on, screen-off, screen, and target with via:'click' and element. The Computer helper's shortcut refusal now names Screen on as a possible holder. Not built, on purpose: automatic sends.

Windows 10/11 x64. The exe is unsigned; SHA256SUMS.txt carries its checksum. Defender's cloud heuristics flagged the 0.12.0 download as Trojan:Win32/Sabsik.TE.A!ml; that was a heuristic false positive on an unsigned self-extracting exe, and this build scans clean.