JARVIS

JARVIS is the AI assistant from SpaceKeep Labs — conversations that remember, live web search, and a task list in one command interface.

JARVIS is an AI assistant built by SpaceKeep Labs LLC. It lives at jarvis.spacekeep.dev and gives you one place to ask questions, look things up on the live web, keep a running list of things to do, and pick up a conversation exactly where you left it.

Open Beta API available

What JARVIS is

JARVIS is a personal AI assistant. You talk to it in ordinary language, it reads the whole conversation rather than a single prompt, and it works with the capabilities it has available — looking up current information, recalling what you have told it before, and updating your task list — while it answers.

It is deliberately not a search box and not a chat toy. The point is that the same assistant handles a quick factual question, a long piece of research, and the small administrative task you keep meaning to do.

What it's designed for

You want to…	JARVIS does
Ask a question and get a straight answer	Answers directly, in your language
Get something that has to be current	Searches the web and answers with sources
Continue a thread from yesterday	Reopens the conversation with its full context
Have something remembered across sessions	Saves it as a memory
Track what you still need to do	Maintains a task list
Call it from a script or app	Exposes a public HTTP API
Look at what it has looked up	Shows web activity history

How you interact with it

Everything happens in one command interface. You type a message into the composer, JARVIS replies, and the exchange is stored as a conversation you can return to at any time.

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  New conversation      ⌕ Search conversations │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Recent conversations                       │
│    · Node.js 24 release notes      Today    │
│    · Apartment shortlist           Yesterday │
│    · Q3 roadmap review             Mon      │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  Ask JARVIS anything…                  ➤    │
│  Enter to send · Shift + Enter for newline   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

There is no mode to switch and no configuration to tune before your first message. Ask something, and JARVIS works out what it needs to do.

The capabilities

Conversations with context

Every message is part of a conversation, and JARVIS carries the thread forward. Ask a follow-up, refer back to something earlier, or change direction halfway — it stays oriented.

See Conversations.

Web search

For questions where an answer from memory would be stale — latest versions, recent events, current prices — JARVIS goes and looks it up, then answers with sources you can open. When you ask for something to be checked online, it searches even if it could have answered without.

See Web Search.

Memory

Tell JARVIS to remember something and it will use it in future conversations. You can see everything it has kept, edit it, or delete it — and switch the whole thing off.

See Memory.

Tasks

Ask for something to be added to your list, or add it from the Tasks page. JARVIS can also tell you what is open, and mark items done when you ask it to.

See Tasks.

A real API

JARVIS has an HTTP API you can call from your own tools with a personal API key. Chat, conversations, and tasks are all scriptable.

See API Overview.

SpaceKeep integration

JARVIS is part of the SpaceKeep Labs ecosystem and knows about SpaceKeep itself, so you can ask it what a SpaceKeep feature does or how the platform fits together. SpaceKeep and JARVIS also share one identity system for account restrictions — a restriction applied to your SpaceKeep Labs account is respected by JARVIS as well.

If you use SpaceKeep profiles, JARVIS is a separate product with its own account and its own data. Nothing you say in a JARVIS conversation appears on your SpaceKeep profile.

Security and privacy

JARVIS is built around a small set of honest defaults:

Your conversations, memories, and tasks belong to your account and are not visible to other users.
Credentials, keys, and session tokens are never part of a JARVIS reply, however they are asked for.
Memory is off-switchable, and every stored memory is individually editable and deletable.
When something is genuinely unavailable, JARVIS says so plainly instead of inventing an answer.

Read Privacy for the detail, and Global Enforcement for how account-wide access restrictions work across SpaceKeep Labs services.