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Stanford's Free AI Butler: Set Up OpenJarvis in One Line

A Jarvis that lives on your own computer, not in some company's cloud. One line installs it, and every morning it reads you a spoken summary of your inbox, your calendar and the news

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OpenJarvis is a personal AI from Stanford's AI lab that runs on your own machine. It installs its own AI model, so your email and calendar stay on your computer, and it's free and open source with no subscription.

Here's what it does, the one line that installs it, and the three commands that turn on your morning briefing.

What you get

  • A local AI brain: the installer sets up Ollama and a starter model on your computer.
  • One sign-in for Gmail, Google Calendar and Tasks, done once.
  • A morning briefing: a spoken summary of your email, your day and the news, instead of 50 emails over coffee.
  • Open source under Apache 2.0: the code is public and nobody can switch it off on you.
Free, for your emailGet the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt

Free, for your email

Get the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt

The rest of this guide (4 more sections, 4 copy-paste prompts) opens right here. The setup prompt, one paste into Claude that sets it all up, comes by email only. Use your real address.

Unlocks: Install it · Turn on the morning briefing · Good to know · Sources

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