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Run a Jarvis on Your Own Claude Code: The Free Voice Assistant That Needs No API Key

Say "Hey Jarvis" and a voice assistant wakes up in your browser, powered by the Claude Code you already pay for. No API key, no cloud bill. A free open-source repo, how to install it in four commands, and the safety switch you should know about before you let it act for you

Alex ChenAlex Chen@nocodealex · 50,000+ follow on Instagram
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Every voice assistant you've tried either does very little or costs a monthly fee on top of what you already pay. This one runs on the Claude Code subscription you already have.

It's called Jarvis. It's free, open source (MIT), and you wake it by saying its name.

What you need

  • A Claude Code subscription. The repo says it's the only subscription you need: no API keys and no cloud bill.
  • Node 20 or newer.
  • Chrome or Edge in a real window, because it listens through the browser.
Free, for your emailGet the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt

Free, for your email

Get the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt

The rest of this guide (4 more sections, 2 copy-paste prompts) opens right here. The setup prompt, one paste into Claude that sets it all up, comes by email only. Use your real address.

Unlocks: Set it up · Keep it safe first · Give it more to work with · Why it's worth ten minutes

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