A voice interface that reaches into the Mac.
Connecting spoken requests to a practical toolkit of local computer actions.
“Open Safari and search…”
An example request from the project documentation.
Listen→02
Interpret→03
Act→04
Reply
Workflow illustration · This page does not record audio or control your computer.
A conversation with somewhere to go
Jarvis Local connects spoken requests to a Mac automation toolkit. The project records a request, transcribes it, gets a model response, and speaks back. It can also take actions such as opening an app, searching, or creating a note.
The interesting handoff
I wanted to explore the moment a conversation becomes an action. The prototype uses shortcuts, menus, keystrokes, and AppleScript, with a session mode for follow-up exchanges.
Where the prototype stops
It is an action-based local prototype, launched through a trigger rather than a true always-listening wake word. The next useful step is a smaller set of workflows that can be tested for reliability.