What it can do

The agent gives Jarvis a set of tools for this computer. Jarvis picks one when what you ask needs it ("open Steam", "turn it down to 30", "close the Slack window"). The agent offers a tool only while this computer can do it: no screen reading where the desktop doesn't allow it, no browser tools without the extension. jarvis-agent status shows what works right now.

Area	Tools	What you can ask
Apps and links	desktop_open, desktop_list_apps	"open Steam", "open github.com", "do I have Blender?"
Volume	desktop_get_volume, desktop_set_volume	"what's the volume?", "set the volume to 30"
Windows	desktop_list_windows, desktop_focus_window, desktop_minimize_window, desktop_close_window	"what's open?", "switch to Firefox", "minimise Slack"
Dictation and keys	desktop_type_text, desktop_press_key, desktop_confirm	"tell claude to run the tests", "press enter" (Dictation)
The screen	desktop_read_screen	"what does this error say?", "what's on my screen?"
The browser	browser_list_tabs, browser_open, browser_navigate, browser_switch_tab, browser_close_tab, browser_read_page, browser_find, browser_fill, browser_click, browser_scroll, browser_media	"close the YouTube tab", "fill in username abcde", "pause the video" (Browser control)

desktop_open opens web and mail links, and the apps installed on the computer by name. It never opens a file path or another kind of link, so a misheard command can't run a program you didn't name. desktop_close_window asks a window to close as its close button would; the app may ask to save, and nothing is force-quit.

Pantry packages run on the agent too: install one from the mobile app as you would on a voice node. See Where your code runs.

Computer control and recording macros are in progress.