JARVIS is an open-source AI agent built in Python that transforms voice commands into automated actions on the user's computer. Combining speech recognition (via libraries like SpeechRecognition and pyttsx3) with OpenAI’s GPT models, JARVIS can answer questions, search the web, play music, open applications, and send emails. With a modular code structure, developers can integrate additional APIs (e.g., weather, calendar, news), customize intent-handling logic, and extend capability to IoT devices. JARVIS leverages real-time audio input, processes user queries, and synthesizes natural language responses, creating a seamless conversational interface for hands-free computing. The project emphasizes easy installation via pip and clear documentation for rapid deployment.

AIAgentWorkshop is an open-source Python project demonstrating how to build autonomous AI agents capable of planning, decision-making, and tool usage. It includes examples of integrating web search, file management, and system commands, along with simple memory and reasoning modules. Developers can follow guided exercises to create agents that interpret user goals, generate multi-step plans, execute tasks across different tools, and maintain context. The modular architecture makes it easy to swap or extend tools and chain agent actions for complex workflows, turning AI research concepts into runnable prototypes.