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.

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.

Demo

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

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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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