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Build JARVIS 4.0 AI Assistant | Voice, Memory & PC Control (Full Tutorial 2026)
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The video provides a step-by-step guide to installing and launching JARVIS 4.0, a Python-based personal AI assistant.
Setup Guide
- Create a Gemini API key through Google AI Studio. The presenter says the key is free and warns viewers to keep it private.
- Download and extract the project code from the GitHub repository credited to Fatih Makes.
- Install Python 3.11 or later. The presenter uses Python 3.13.14 and emphasizes enabling Add python.exe to PATH during installation.
- Open the extracted project folder in Visual Studio Code, then run
py setup.pyin a new terminal to install dependencies. - Launch the assistant with
py main.py, enter the API key, choose an operating system, and initialize it. Windows, macOS, and Linux are presented as options.
Features Demonstrated or Described
- Voice-based AI conversations and a JARVIS-style animated avatar with synchronized lip movements.
- Hardware monitoring, including CPU and RAM usage. The demonstration notes that temperature data is unavailable.
- Recallable memory for conversations, preferences, and reminders.
- Voice control of the computer, including opening applications and handling basic system tasks.
- An Auto Start setting that can be enabled so JARVIS starts automatically with the system.
Sources and Speakers
- Main speaker: Tutorial narrator, who walks through the installation and explains the features.
- JARVIS voice: Provides sample status updates and responds to commands.
- Code credit: Fatih Makes.
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