terminal-jarvis

Terminal Jarvis provides a unified command center for managing multiple AI coding assistants from a single terminal interface. It supports 25 AI tools including Claude, Gemini, Qwen, Aider, and others, eliminating the need to switch between separate applications. The tool features an interactive terminal UI with ASCII art, themed menus, and keyboard navigation, plus integrated installation and update management for all supported AI tools. Developers and operations teams use Terminal Jarvis to streamline workflows and enhance productivity by centralizing AI assistant management. Session continuity features preserve terminal state during browser-based authentication flows.

[{"step":"Install Terminal Jarvis and configure your AI assistants","action":"Run `pip install terminal-jarvis && jarvis --setup` to install and configure supported assistants (claude, gemini, qwen, etc.). Authenticate each assistant using their respective API keys.","tip":"Use `jarvis --list-assistants` to verify installed assistants. Add aliases in ~/.bashrc for faster access (e.g., alias c='jarvis claude')."},{"step":"Delegate tasks to specific AI assistants","action":"Prefix your commands with the assistant name. For example: `claude generate unit tests for the AuthService class` or `qwen refactor the legacy payment processor module`.","tip":"Chain commands for complex workflows: `gemini analyze the codebase && claude generate documentation for the changes`. Use `&&` for sequential execution."},{"step":"Monitor task execution and results","action":"Terminal Jarvis provides real-time feedback with timestamps, assistant responses, and performance metrics. Review the structured output for actionable insights.","tip":"Use `jarvis --log` to view historical task execution. Pipe output to files for documentation: `jarvis claude review PR #123 > review_output.txt`."},{"step":"Integrate with CI/CD pipelines","action":"Use Terminal Jarvis in scripts to automate code reviews, test generation, or documentation updates. Example: `jarvis claude review --pr $PR_NUMBER` in a GitHub Actions workflow.","tip":"Configure environment variables for assistant-specific settings (e.g., `GEMINI_MODEL=gemini-pro` or `CLAUDE_MAX_TOKENS=4000`)."},{"step":"Extend functionality with custom commands","action":"Create reusable command templates in `~/.jarvis/commands/`. For example, save a file named `optimize-sql` with content: `gemini optimize the SQL query in $1`. Run with `jarvis optimize-sql reports_controller.rb`.","tip":"Share custom commands across teams by committing them to a shared repository. Use `jarvis --import /path/to/commands` to load them."}]