Jarvis
About this suite
Jarvis is a private AI operating layer: one front door, two surfaces. Same
kernel, same policy, two windows — the CAO conversation in Comrade, the read-only fleet observation in Fleet. Switch between them in the header.
Comrade
The conversation surface
Direct line to the CAO. Send a message, ask a question, get an answer
back. The model picker is on /; conversation history
lives in the left rail; Ask-First items land inline as cards you can
answer without leaving the thread.
Open Comrade →
Fleet
The observation surface
Mirror of the running fleet: uptime, subagents, event log, cron,
approvals, channels, continuity, recall. Read-only by design — Glass
never grants merge or mutation authority. Intervention rail on Runs
and Cron is policy-gated, audit-logged, and routes through harnessd.
Open Fleet →
How Jarvis is built
- Policy before action. Every side effect goes through a
capability grant. No ambient authority. The user defines what the agent
can touch; the kernel enforces it.
- Same front door, two surfaces. Comrade is for the
operator. Fleet is for the observer. Both read the same kernel state;
neither of them is the authority.
- Memory under your control. The brain is local-first.
Indexing and recall are queryable; nothing leaves the box without an
explicit outbound.
- Multi-model by default. Different models for different
agents, different tasks, different cost/latency/sensitivity profiles.
Routing is policy, not habit.
- Native SOBER + PRISM. Doctrine-aware code review
(SOBER)
and a seven-tool sovereign harness
(PRISM)
ship with the project.
Where to go next
Fleet Status & build identity Live operator glass: uptime, agents, event log. Build version, commit,
and update check live here. Setup Install Jarvis One binary, a guided setup wizard, and you're running. CE for local,
EE for containers. Site The full pitch Long-form About on the marketing site: who this is for, what it
replaces, why hobby stacks don't qualify. Open source Source on the forge Forge mirror, issue tracker, release notes. Operator-tested; no
cloud telemetry.