Charlie HillsFree guide · Claude & Claude Code
Turn your computer into Jarvis: The setup guide
Install the free Jarvis OS on your Claude plan, the first things to say, connecting your calendar and inbox, and what is fact and what is hype.
Charlie Hills Added 29 October 2026 · Free
What’s inside
- 1How it works
- 2Fact or hype: the short version
- 3What you need
- 4Install it in one paste
- 5The first things to say
- 6Connect your calendar and inbox
- 7Switch actions on
How it works
Fact or hype: the short version
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The promise |
Verdict |
What is really going on |
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It turns your computer into Jarvis |
FACT |
An Iron Man style screen boots, wakes on "Hey Jarvis" and talks back. |
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It is free |
FACT |
The project is free and open source (MIT). The brain runs on the Claude plan you already pay for. No API key, no extra bill. |
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Paste a link into Claude Code and it sets itself up |
FACT |
Claude Code installs and starts it. You need Node 20 or newer and Chrome or Edge. |
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You need an ElevenLabs voice key |
OPTIONAL |
Without a key it speaks in your browser's own voice. A key only makes the voice and hearing better. |
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It reads your calendar and inbox |
FACT |
When those apps are connected to Claude. It uses the connectors you already have. |
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It does things for you |
NOT BY DEFAULT |
It starts read-only. It will not send, book, tap or delete anything until you switch actions on. |
That’s the first part. The rest of this guide is free too.
