Nico
Hold a key, say what you need, and a sandboxed worker on your Mac does it
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JARVIS
A voice assistant that brainstorms with you, then runs and watches Claude Code
You talk through an idea out loud, it writes the design doc, launches the Claude Code build, and speaks up when any session on your Mac needs you.
JARVIS is a voice-controlled front end for Claude Code on macOS. A single persistent claude -p process is its brain: it brainstorms a project with you one question at a time, writes the agreed design into a file in your project, then starts a real Claude Code session and manages plan, review and execution. It also watches every Claude Code session on the machine and tells you by voice when one is waiting on input. Memory is Markdown, the UI is a Three.js orb. Requirements are steep: macOS, Chrome, Claude Code 2.1.224+ and a paid Fish Audio key. v2.0.0, 756 stars. Free for personal use.
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