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Overview & full documentation available on http://openjarvis.com/

Jarvis.sh is a lightweight configurable multi-lang voice assistant
Meant for home automation running on slow computers (ex: Raspberry Pi)
Installs automatically voice recognition & speech synthesis egines of your choice
Highly extendable thanks to a wide catalog of community plugins

Languages supported (for voice recognition and speech synthesis):
🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇮🇹 🇩🇪

Installation

See Requirements.

$> git clone https://github.com/alexylem/jarvis.git
$> cd jarvis/
$> ./jarvis.sh -i

More info on the site installation page.

Usage

$> jarvis

App-menu

Asciinema

Command-line options

$> jarvis -h
    Main options are accessible through the application menu

    -b  run in background (no menu, continues after terminal is closed)
    -c  overrides conversation mode setting (true/false)
    -i  install and setup wizard
    -h  display this help
    -j  output in JSON (for APIs)
    -k  directly start in keyboard mode
    -l  directly listen for one command (ex: launch from physical button)
    -m  mute mode (overrides settings)
    -n  directly start jarvis without menu
    -p  install plugin, ex: jarvis -p https://github.com/alexylem/jarvis-time
    -q  quit jarvis if running in background
    -r  uninstall jarvis and its dependencies
    -s  just say something and exit, ex: jarvis -s 'hello world'
    -u  force update Jarvis and plugins (ex: use in cron)
    -v  troubleshooting mode
    -w  no colors in output
    -x  execute order, ex: jarvis -x "switch on lights"

Support

http://openjarvis.com/content/support

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