O-jarvis

O-jarvis Shell turns an assistant that talks into one that acts on a real Ubuntu desktop, always with your approval, powered only by Meta models. - Terminal: in any folder, o-jarvis-shell reads at once (files, git, disk) and turns anything that changes the machine into a plan. You see the exact diff, Muse Wonder reviews it, and nothing runs until you answer "o". A sudo command is proposed, never run: you type the password yourself. - Chrome: a side panel reads the tab as data, never as instructions. One plan, one approval: it opens the comment box, writes and publishes, and the O-jarvis cursor shows each gesture in your own tab. - Desktop: one approved step brings a hidden window back through GNOME, SAM 3.1 frames every button, Muse Spark picks and checks the right one, and GNOME's portal clicks. - Safety by code, not by the model: reading runs at once, acting waits for approval, destroying needs "oui" typed in full; secrets never reach a model; every action is logged. The problem: assistants can explain how to do something on your computer, but they rarely do it, and when they act you cannot see or control what happens. O-jarvis Shell acts, shows every step, and asks first.