Terminal Jarvis

Unified command center for AI coding tools

Manage Claude, Gemini, Qwen, and 19 more AI assistants from one terminal interface.

Safe Testing Recommended: Terminal Jarvis is a harness for AI coding tools that can modify files and execute commands. For the safest experience, we recommend testing in a remote development environment such as GitHub Codespaces, Coder, DevPod, or Google Colab. These environments provide isolation from your local machine while offering full development capabilities.

Table of Contents

• Quick Start
• What It Does
• Documentation
• Project Structure
• Development
• Contributing
• License

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Quick Start

# Try instantly (no install)
npx terminal-jarvis

# Or install globally
npm install -g terminal-jarvis    # NPM
cargo install terminal-jarvis     # Cargo
brew tap ba-calderonmorales/terminal-jarvis && brew install terminal-jarvis  # Homebrew

What It Does

| Feature | Description | |:--------|:------------| | Interactive Interface | Beautiful terminal UI with ASCII art, themed menus, and keyboard navigation for a polished command-line experience. | | 22 AI Tools Supported | Claude, Gemini, Qwen, OpenCode, Codex, Aider, Goose, Amp, Crush, LLXPRT, and many more - all manageable from a single interface. | | Integrated Installation | Install, update, or uninstall any supported AI tool directly from the menu without leaving the terminal. | | Session Continuity | Preserves your terminal session state during browser-based authentication flows. Currently in development with expanding coverage. |

Documentation

Full guides at Terminal Jarvis Docs

| Guide | Description | |:------|:------------| | Installation | Step-by-step platform setup for NPM, Cargo, and Homebrew with troubleshooting tips for common issues. | | AI Tools | Detailed overview of all 11 supported AI coding assistants including authentication requirements and capabilities. | | Configuration | Customize themes, keybindings, default tools, and environment variables to match your workflow. | | Architecture | Technical deep-dive into the Rust codebase, module organization, and design decisions. |

Project Structure

terminal-jarvis/
├── src/                           # Rust application
│   ├── main.rs                    # Entry point
│   ├── cli.rs                     # CLI definitions
│   ├── cli_logic/                 # Business logic (22 modules)
│   ├── auth_manager/              # Authentication (8 modules)
│   ├── config/                    # Configuration (6 modules)
│   ├── services/                  # External integrations (6 modules)
│   ├── tools/                     # Tool management (14 modules)
│   ├── theme/                     # UI theming (9 modules)
│   └── api/                       # API framework (4 modules)
│
├── config/                        # Configuration files
│   ├── tools/                     # Per-tool configs (*.toml)
│   ├── evals/                     # Evaluation metrics
│   └── *.toml                     # Global settings
│
├── scripts/                       # Automation
│   ├── cicd/                      # CI/CD (local-ci.sh, local-cd.sh)
│   └── verify/                    # Verification feedback loop
│
├── .github/                       # GitHub integrations
│   └── skills/                    # AI agent skills (17 modules)
│       ├── verification/          # Quality verification
│       ├── release-checklist/     # Pre-release automation
│       ├── qa-testing/            # Minimal QA branch testing
│       ├── deployment/            # Release workflows
│       └── ...                    # 13 more skills
│
├── tests/                         # Rust tests (cargo test)
├── e2e/                           # E2E tests (TypeScript/Vitest)
├── npm/terminal-jarvis/           # NPM wrapper
└── homebrew/                      # Homebrew Formula

Development

Remote Development Environments (Recommended)

For the safest and most consistent development experience, use a cloud-based environment:

| Environment | Description | |:------------|:------------| | GitHub Codespaces | Zero-setup cloud development with VS Code integration. Pre-configured with all dependencies. | | Coder | Self-hosted or cloud workspaces with full IDE support. Great for teams with custom infrastructure. | | DevPod | Open-source, client-only solution that works with any cloud provider or local Docker. | | Google Colab | Free cloud notebooks with terminal access. Useful for quick experimentation. |

Local Development

Prerequisites: Node.js 20+, Rust toolchain (for source builds)

Verification

# Run before commits - comprehensive quality check
./scripts/verify/verify-change.sh

# Individual checks for faster iteration
./scripts/verify/verify-build.sh      # Compilation only
./scripts/verify/verify-quality.sh    # Clippy + formatting
./scripts/verify/verify-tests.sh      # Unit + integration tests
./scripts/verify/verify-cli.sh        # CLI smoke tests

Testing

cargo test              # Rust unit and integration tests
cd e2e && npm test      # End-to-end tests with Vitest

Contributing

See AGENTS.md for AI-assisted development guidelines and the Contribution Guide.

License

MIT - see LICENSE

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