A private AI core that talks back in Hinglish, manages files, opens apps, and turns spreadsheets into finished work — built end to end by Shyam Thanki.
JARVIS sits between you and your machine. It listens in English or Hinglish, decides what you actually need — a file operation, an app launch, a data cleanup, or just an answer — and gets it done without you touching the terminal yourself.
Boots behind a passcode prompt before anything else runs — no session starts without authentication.
Keeps a rolling history on disk, so context from earlier in the day carries into the next request.
English in, English out. Hinglish in, Hinglish out — no translation layer, no stiff phrasing.
Every capability below is wired to a real, working command — not a demo script.
Create, move, rename, or clean up files on D:, E:, or F: drives through plain instructions. C: drive and Desktop stay locked for safety.
Opens Chrome, Notepad, File Explorer, or plays a song straight from a search query — while blocking access to restricted system tools.
Runs across 4 API stages and 4 model tiers. If one is rate-limited, it silently rotates to the next — the reply never stalls.
Pulls in real-time search results before answering, so it isn't limited to what it was trained on.
The last 30 exchanges are saved to disk automatically, so context survives a restart.
Every generated system command is scoped to a safe path before it runs — nothing touches C: drive or system settings.
Say "Data engine" and JARVIS launches its dashboard — upload raw files, describe the cleanup in plain words, and get back a finished Excel file.
Drop in Excel, CSV, or TXT files. Type a command like "merge these, drop duplicates, remove column Z." JARVIS writes the pandas logic, shows it to you for review, then runs it and hands back a ready-to-download workbook — with every past task saved to a sidebar history.
Ask about the Data Engine →Request comes in — JARVIS picks the current API stage and model tier.
Hits a limit or error? It rotates through 4 models before touching the next key.
All 4 keys exhausted only when every model on every stage has failed — rare by design.
Reply streams back to you, and the exchange is saved to memory for next time.