Jarvis Wake
Jarvis! — your AI is listening.
One word to open your AI and start dictating.
Make it yours
Say your wake word: Jarvis Wake opens Claude or ChatGPT, brings it to the foreground and starts dictation. After a short silence, your message is sent. You do not need to keep your customization agent open; the selected AI app handles dictation. Wake-word detection runs locally. Dictation uses the selected AI app and its Internet connection. A French wake-word model is included. You can choose the last conversation or a new one and disable listening. Compatibility also depends on the AI app’s interface.
Getting StartedSay your wake word: Jarvis Wake opens your AI and starts dictation. After a short silence, your message is sent. An interface is available to configure your Jarvis.
Jarvis Wake stays active in the background and launches your chosen AI app on demand.
Install and set up Jarvis Wake
Requirements: prepare your AI app
On 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, install Claude or ChatGPT desktop and sign in to your account. Connect your microphone. Internet is required for installation and dictation.
Open the folder in your agent
Download and unzip the software folder. Open the extracted Jarvis Wake folder. Create a project in your AI agent and select this unzipped folder as the project folder.
Run the installer
Double-click
Installer.cmd. Follow the progress in the installation window, then open settings. Keep the extracted folder in its location.Choose your settings
Enable Jarvis, choose the AI app, the last conversation or a new one, then your wake word, microphone and voice sensitivity.
If you prefer your AI agent to install and set up Jarvis Wake, complete steps 1 and 2. With the unzipped folder selected as the project folder, simply ask: Set up Jarvis Wake for me.
Try asking your agent
“Wait for three seconds of silence before sending my message.”
“Turn off automatic sending so I can review my dictation.”
“Match the settings panel’s colors to my desktop.”
Examples for your external AI agent.