Jarvis 0.9.0

Jarvis 0.9.0 is the panel, rebuilt around one idea: it already knows which window you were in.

• The deck. Press Ctrl+Shift+Space and the panel names the window in front and offers three prewritten questions for it: "Unstick me" for an error, "What does this output mean?" for a terminal, "Draft a reply" for mail. No pixels and no model call until you press one. Ctrl+Shift+E does the first chip in one press and stops at the sharing tick.
• One tick. A sentence next to one checkbox says exactly what goes ("this message, the 4 earlier messages and the attached frame"). "See exactly what goes" shows the request. The tick clears after every attempt and whenever what is attached changes. The footer counts sends and names refusals.
• Read text. The panel reads the accessible text of the window you came from through the Computer broker, read-only: every character is shown with a count and whether it was cut short before its Include box can send it. Errors, spreadsheets and settings pages read text first.
• Copy on every reply, write-only. The shell confirms each copy, and lint fails on any clipboard read.
• One column. The studio (the old workbench) opens beside the panel without moving it; Computer mode is a line in the panel with its own ten-minute permission; one Settings dialog holds model, connection, effort, dictation, voice, import and allowance. Follow-up chips under replies; numbered replies render as lists.

Install: download Jarvis-0.9.0-Windows-x64.exe, quit any running Jarvis from its tray menu, and open the download. It extracts into its own version folder and moves your shortcuts. Saved work stays in the desktop profile.

The exe is unsigned, so Windows shows an unknown-publisher warning. Check the download against SHA256SUMS.txt. Bundled Node 24.15.0 and Codex 0.153.4 are publisher-verified at build time. Fable can spend paid Claude usage credits.