Jarvis V2

Jarvis V2 builds on the voice-assistant idea with explicit modules for listening, transcription, speaking, brain/orchestration, execution, memory, plugins, and logging.

A voice interface is more than an LLM call: it needs a path from audio to intent, safe action execution, persistence, and feedback. Jarvis V2 explores those seams locally.

The repository evidence points to these observable boundaries and technologies:

• Audio listener and transcription modules
• Brain/orchestration layer
• Executor for system actions
• Memory manager
• Built-in plugin package
• Logging and configuration utilities

• The README documents seven intent categories and a four-tier memory concept; the source contains the corresponding brain, memory, plugin, and utility modules.
• Voice and CLI entry points are separated from the core assistant modules.
• Optional input-automation and wake-word dependencies are documented rather than silently assumed.

• Keeping local inference, audio I/O, command execution, and memory concerns separable.
• Designing safety and reliability boundaries for actions initiated through natural language.

• The repository has 22 commits and a requirements file for the documented core dependencies.
• The source tree contains memory, plugins, core audio, executor, and utility modules.
• No hosted demo is claimed; this is a local application.

The most credible story is architectural exploration: turning a voice assistant into explicit modules that can be inspected, tested, and extended.