Hermes Jarvis: Voice-Control Your AI Agent to Run Your Computer & Automate Work
The script introduces “Hermes Jarvis,” a voice interface that connects a microphone to the Hermes AI agent so spoken commands can trigger real actions on a computer, not just conversation. The narrator demonstrates voice-controlling apps by asking it to create a new note with automation ideas, and scheduling a daily 3:00 PM cron job to research AI automation news and save results to logs and dated JSON files. They explain how it differs from typical voice assistants by being a “doer” that can use tools like web search, file read/write, browser and screen control (opt-in with permissions), and can speak results back aloud. The system uses Minimax M3 voice commands and an NVIDIA Nemotron model, and is available via an Agent OS setup or buildable directly with the right APIs.
00:00 Voice Controlled AI Demo
01:36 Scheduling Tasks by Voice
02:26 Why Most Voice AI Fails
02:48 Goldie Jarvis Mode Explained
03:49 Build Apps Hands Free
04:02 Safety Setup and Models
05:31 Recap and Agent OS Tour
06:25 Get the Full Setup
07:14 Final Thanks