Jarvis

J.A.R.V.I.S.

A browser voice assistant with an Iron Man holographic interface. Say
"Hey Jarvis", he wakes, listens, and does real things through your tools —
searches the web, generates images, drives your phone, reads your mail. The face
is a web page (React + Vite + Three.js + custom GLSL). The brain is Claude Code,
run headless as a library.

The only subscription you need is Claude Code. No API keys, no OpenAI
account, no cloud bill — the brain runs on your existing Claude Code login, and
the heavy work (the model itself) runs on Anthropic's servers, so even a low-end
laptop only has to draw the interface. ElevenLabs is an optional add-on that
gives JARVIS a much better voice and sharper hearing; without it he speaks and
listens through the browser's own speech, and everything still works.

What this fork adds

- Bridge bound to loopback. The bridge used to listen on every network
  interface, and its Origin check is a browser convention, not authentication
  — any client on the same network could set the header and drive an agent that
  may have shell access. It now binds to 127.0.0.1 only (bridge/server.mjs).
- Windows support. The chrome_* extension bridge does not run on Windows,
  so on win32 the system prompt points JARVIS at the Chrome DevTools MCP server
  instead and teaches it the Git Bash quirks of Windows commands (taskkill //IM,
  winget). macOS keeps the original behaviour. The prompt also requires a
  spoken confirmation before shutdown, restart, sign-out or deleting files.
- "Jarvis, logout". A voice dismissal that acknowledges and returns to
  standby. The pattern must match the whole utterance, so *"log out of my
  account"* is still treated as a task rather than a dismissal (src/App.tsx).
- Unattended mode. ?auto=1 powers up on load, with no…