OpenJarvis

OpenJarvis: Open-Source Personal Assistant Software

Automate tasks, control devices, and access information by voice with OpenJarvis, an open-source personal assistant software based on the public domain Jarvis code, available for Linux, Windows, and macOS devices.

What is OpenJarvis?

OpenJarvis is an open-source personal assistant software based on the public domain Jarvis code originally developed by Edzard Hötzel in 2019. After Hötzel stopped developing Jarvis, the code was released into the public domain in 2021.

OpenJarvis allows users to automate tasks, control smart home devices, get information, and more using conversational voice commands on Linux, Windows, and macOS devices. It has an extensible plugin system and supports integration with many popular smart home platforms.

Some key features of OpenJarvis include:

• Voice control and automation using natural language
• Modular plugin system for extensibility and integration
• Support for controlling Philips Hue, TP-Link Kasa, and other smart devices
• Access to information from Wikipedia, news, weather, and more
• Ability to define custom actions and responses
• Available on Raspberry Pi, desktop PCs, and other devices

OpenJarvis is published under an open-source MIT License, allowing anyone to freely use, modify, and distribute the software. An active community contributes plugins and helps drive continued development. It provides an private, customizable AI assistant experience comparable to top commercial offerings.

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