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This short clip shows the interactive T.JARVIS interface in action: list installed/available tools, perform one-command installs, and continue sessions seamlessly during authentication. Try it locally withnpx terminal-jarvis.

Pick your setup path: zero-setup cloud/dev container, or local tools—whichever gets you coding fastest.

The optimal way to use Terminal Jarvis is through a pre-configured remote development environment:

• Open in GitHub Codespaces - Instant, cloud-based development environment
• Use VS Code Dev Containers - Local containerized environment
• Coder,DevPod, orOna (GitPod) - Alternative remote dev environments with cloud or self-hosted options

Why this approach is ideal:

• Zero Setup Time: Complete development environment ready in ~60 seconds
• Consistent Environment: Same setup across all contributors and platforms
• Pre-installed Tools: Rust 1.87, Node.js 20, GitHub CLI, Git LFS, LLDB debugger
• VS Code Extensions: GitHub Copilot, Rust debugging, TOML support pre-configured
• Optimized Settings: File watching excludes, format-on-save, search optimization
• AI-Assisted Development: GitHub Copilot pre-configured
• All Dependencies Ready: No manual installation of compilers or tools

If you prefer local development:

• Node.js 20+ and NPM
• macOS users: No Rust required for NPM/Homebrew; Rust only needed for Cargo/source builds
• Linux users:tar for NPM installs; standard build tools if building from source
• Windows users: Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) recommended

Launch in seconds or install for daily use—choose the method that fits your workflow.

# Try instantly (no installation required)npx terminal-jarvis# Install globally for regular usenpm install -g terminal-jarvis# Install stable version (recommended for production)npm install -g terminal-jarvis@stable# Install via Cargo (Rust users)cargo install terminal-jarvis# Install via Homebrew (macOS/Linux)brew tap ba-calderonmorales/terminal-jarvisbrew install terminal-jarvis

Terminal Jarvis is your AI coding assistant command center:

• Interactive T.JARVIS Interface: Beautiful ASCII art terminal UI with responsive design
• One-Click Tool Management: Install, update, and run AI coding tools seamlessly

Comprehensive guides and references available at the external docs site:Terminal Jarvis Documentation

Includes:

• Installation Guide - Platform-specific setup instructions
• Usage Guide - How to use Terminal Jarvis effectively
• Configuration Guide - Customize Terminal Jarvis behavior
• Supported AI Tools - Complete overview of all integrated AI coding tools
• Architecture Guide - Technical details and development info
• Testing Guide - How to test and contribute
• Contribution Guide - Complete contributor guidelines
• Roadmap - Future plans and development priorities
• Known Limitations - Current issues and workarounds

Terminal Jarvis provides a unified interface for multiple AI coding tools including Claude, Gemini, Qwen, and an expanding ecosystem of others. Each tool is carefully integrated with intelligent authentication flows and session management. For detailed tool information, capabilities, and current status, see ourcomprehensive tool guide.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSE file for details.

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