Building the Jarvis AI Assistant

What Worked and What Didn't

Jarvis AI Assistant

Creating my own desktop assistant inspired by Tony Stark’s Jarvis was a thrilling challenge. I set out to build a system that could respond to voice commands, perform useful system tasks, and provide intelligent responses.

I used Python along with modules like speech_recognition, pyttsx3, and os for voice interaction and system-level commands. The AI could open apps, browse websites, search the web, and more.

What worked well:

What didn’t work initially:

Overall, the project helped me deeply understand how real-time input/output systems work and how AI assistants can be customized using Python and open-source tools.

In future updates, I plan to add a GUI and use OpenAI's API to make it smarter and more conversational.

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