Personality
Make the interaction your own.
A customisable personality is central to Jarvis. The assistant is intended to feel personal to the way you want to interact with it, rather than presenting one fixed character to every household.
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Home assistants and focused utilities. Explore what HAS is building, what each project does, and where it stands before release.
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AI home assistant
Jarvis
A home assistant with personality.
And the tools to act.
An AI home assistant with a customisable personality and extendable capabilities—from everyday assistance to technical tasks.
Jarvis is being built for the home, with a broader toolset than conversation alone. Its capabilities span research, browser tasks, files, code, and system workflows, with room to extend what it can do through skills and integrations.
This is a preview of a product in development, not an available download. Supported platforms, installation requirements, pricing, and licensing have not yet been announced.
Inside the Jarvis preview
More than an answer.
A home-assistant identity.
A wider range of technical tools.
Research & browser tasks
Find information. Work with it.
Look up documentation, research a problem, and work through web interfaces. The toolset includes browser interaction, form entry, screenshots, and extracting information from pages.
Code & system workflows
Handle technical work, too.
Explore codebases, write and edit code, investigate errors, and run commands for tests, builds, Git, and Docker. File-management capabilities extend to organising and editing files with permission.
Planning & extensions
Build on the core assistant.
Research a task and propose an approach before acting. Installable skills, project rules, and MCP integrations provide ways to extend the assistant’s tools and connect additional capabilities.
Freeware at HAS
Focused tools.
Free to use.
Smaller projects have a place here too. HAS will publish free-to-use utilities alongside its larger software and training products, each focused on a particular task rather than a broad feature list.
No freeware downloads are available yet. Each release will have its own download, platform requirements, usage instructions, version information, and licence. Free to use does not automatically mean open source.
Jarvis’s pricing and licence are separate decisions and have not been announced.
Before release
What to know.
Can I download or buy Jarvis now?
No. Jarvis is in development, with no purchase, download, or release date announced. The preview describes its direction and toolset without offering access to a finished product.
Will it work with my home devices?
A supported-device and integration list has not been published. Do not assume compatibility with a particular smart-home platform, speaker, hub, or appliance from this preview. Confirm support when the release documentation becomes available.
Does Jarvis run locally or use cloud services?
The release architecture and provider requirements have not been announced. Local processing, cloud dependencies, hardware requirements, and data-handling details need to be checked against the final product documentation.
What will a software release include?
Look for a versioned download, supported platforms, setup and usage instructions, licence terms, and support information. Experimental projects and maintained releases will be identified separately so you can judge whether a tool fits your needs.
Where should I start while these projects are in development?
The free homelab planning guide helps you define workloads and choose an environment. The deployment checklist covers persistent data, access, permissions, and maintenance for services you already run.
Looking for hands-on learning?
Explore the labs.
RestoreLab and the free guides focus on understanding, deploying, and recovering your own systems.