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One-Click
A browser tab opens, you approve, and it is done. Nothing to copy.
Notion · Linear · Cloudflare · Todoist · ClickUp · Dropbox · Canva · Airtable · Cal.com · Higgsfield
A plugin is a connection to something you already use. Sign in once and Jarvis can read your mail, find a file or start the music — by voice, in the same sentence as everything else.
Developer
GitHubgithub
Repos, issues, pull requests and Actions runs
Vercelvercel
Deployments, runtime logs, domains and env-vars
Supabasesupabase
Projects, SQL, Edge Functions, advisors and logs
Linearlinear
Issues, projects, cycles and roadmap for software teams
Stripestripe
Payments, customers, invoices and balance — read-first
Cloudflarecloudflare
Workers, observability logs, analytics and Radar insights
Knowledge & Reading
Notionnotion
Pages, databases and comments — multi-workspace
Airtableairtable
Records, tables and views in your bases
Messaging
Slackslack
Channels, DMs, search and Canvas drafts
Discorddiscord
Chat with Jarvis from Discord (your bot)
Telegramtelegram
Chat with Jarvis from Telegram (your bot)
Lists & Tasks
Asanaasana
Tasks, projects and workspaces
Todoisttodoist
Tasks, projects and due dates by voice
ClickUpclickup
Tasks, lists and docs across your spaces
Files & Photos
Google Drivegoogle_drive
Search, read, create, share and delete your Drive files
Dropboxdropbox
Find, read and share files in your Dropbox
Calendar & Mail
Gmailgmail
Read, send, organize and delete mail in your inbox
Google Calendargoogle_calendar
See your schedule and create, move or delete events by voice
Cal.comcal_com
Bookings, availability and event types
Media & Creativity
Canvacanva
Create, search and export designs
Spotifyspotify
Play music, skip tracks and hear what is playing
YouTube Musicyoutube_music
Play songs, albums and your playlists, pause, skip, like — and hear what is playing
Higgsfieldhiggsfield
Generate images, videos and characters with 30+ creative models
Home & Devices
Home Assistanthome_assistant
Lights, heating, doors and scenes in your own smart home
Nothing in the catalog matches that.
Jarvis never asks for the password to a service. Every connection is either a token you create with the permissions it names, or a sign-in that happens on the service's own page and comes back to the app on your machine. What is stored is kept in your operating system's keychain, never in a settings file.
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A browser tab opens, you approve, and it is done. Nothing to copy.
Notion · Linear · Cloudflare · Todoist · ClickUp · Dropbox · Canva · Airtable · Cal.com · Higgsfield
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You sign in on the service's own page. The reply comes back to the app on your machine — no server of ours in between.
Slack · Asana · Google Drive · Gmail · Google Calendar · Spotify · YouTube Music
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You create a token on the service, with the permissions it names, and paste it in.
GitHub · Vercel · Supabase · Stripe · Discord · Telegram · Home Assistant
What happens after you connect differs, and it is worth knowing which one you are getting. Nothing about the way you ask changes: you say the sentence, and Jarvis picks the route.
One line installs it. Nothing here is an add-on, a paid tier or a waiting list.
TerminalPowerShellShell
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PersonalJarvis/PersonalJarvis/main/install/install.sh | bash
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PersonalJarvis/PersonalJarvis/main/install/install.ps1 | iex
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PersonalJarvis/PersonalJarvis/main/install/install.sh | bash
The rest of it
Read from the application's own catalog — jarvis/marketplace/seed_catalog.json — on 2026-08-29.