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Everything needed to write about or share JARVIS Labs: a description you can quote, the facts with their dates, logos, and real screenshots of the running system.

About, in one paragraph

JARVIS Labs is the public home of JARVIS, a personal AI system built by an aerospace engineering student. JARVIS runs locally on its owner’s computer and combines conversation, layered memory, computer operation, engineering tools, research and a heads-up display, with every action passing through one safety kernel and every claim held to recorded evidence. The website documents the project in public, including what does not work yet. Personal Intelligence. Engineered.

Facts, with their dates

Capabilities registered
342

Project registry, 17 Sept 2026

Live at that census
9

Proven on the booted system within 24 hours of 17 Sept 2026

Commits on the production branch
3,272

22 Sept 2026

Tests collected
23,984

17 Sept 2026

First recorded milestone
17 April 2024

The full timeline

Runs on
One desktop PC

Hardware

Please quote numbers with their date: every figure on this site is a recorded reading, not a live one. Nothing in JARVIS is release-qualified yet; the limitations page lists what it cannot do.

Logos and images

The JARVIS Labs wordmark: a segmented circular core mark beside the words JARVIS LABS and the line Personal Intelligence. Engineered.

Screenshots of the running system

Real captures from 22 September 2026, reviewed for private information. Free to use with credit to JARVIS Labs.

  • The idle JARVIS HUD: a segmented glowing core ring on a perspective grid, time at top left, SYSTEM HEALTHY at top right.

    The HUD, healthy and idle The live HUD at rest, 22 September 2026.

  • The maximised engineering panel: model overlays, provenance run ID, solver reference.heat_engine_bench, software version, result type calculated, a lumped-wall mesh note, uncertainty, and solver status 6 reachable, 2 missing.

    Engineering provenance What a published solve carries: its run, solver, software revision, result type, the model’s own simplification and its uncertainty.

  • The maximised research panel: numbered findings about how Webb stays cold, three NASA and ESA sources with retrieval times, and page captures as read.

    Research with citations Every finding is tagged with the source it rests on; each source keeps a capture of the page as it was read.

  • The HUD in the emergency-stop state: a red core ring crossed out, SYSTEM STOPPED, a glowing STOP control, presence reported estopped.

    E-stop latched After “Emergency stop.”: everything stopped and latched until an explicit re-arm.

  • The missions panel: research mission SUCCEEDED, 3 of 3 steps, 120 s active budget, and a saved dossier revision with its evidence ID.

    Mission receipt A finished mission and the durable receipt it left.

  • The HUD latency panel: last turn 1.56 s, first audio 1.52 s, slowest stage verification 0.01 s, bottleneck tools, route reflex.

    Where a turn’s time went One typed reflex turn, measured by the conversation’s own marks: 1.56 s end to end.

Brand

  • Void #03070a
  • Core #7fe6ff
  • Ice #eaf8fc
  • Verified #7bd88f

Type: Archivo (display and interface), Source Serif 4 (long reading), B612 Mono (data).

Please

  • Write “JARVIS Labs” for the website and project, and “JARVIS” for the system itself.
  • Do not describe JARVIS as a product for sale or as available to the public: it is one person’s system on one computer.
  • JARVIS Labs is an independent personal project, not affiliated with any film studio or with other companies using a similar name.

Contact

Follow and message the builder on X: @CampbellKaleb23. Questions about the project can also go through the request lab.