Password & Recovery
Your JARVIS password is the most direct way into your account. Set one even if you signed up with Google or GitHub.
Requirements
JARVIS never asks you for your password inside a conversation, and it will never repeat one back to you.
Forgot your password?
The recovery flow is on the app itself:
- Open jarvis.spacekeep.dev/login.
- Choose Forgot password?
- Enter your email address and submit.
- If an account exists for that address, a reset link lands in your inbox.
- Open the link and choose a new password.
Why you may see no email
The reset page always shows the same confirmation, whether or not the address has an account:
If an account exists for that address, a reset link is on its way.
That is deliberate — it stops the form being used to discover which addresses are registered. If you are expecting a message and none arrives:
- Check spam and promotions.
- Confirm you used the address you signed up with.
- Wait a minute — requests are rate limited per address.
- Try again once. Repeated requests only make it slower.
About the reset link
Changing your password
If you know your current password, you can set a new one by signing in and using the same reset flow, or by changing it from your account settings.
Changing it signs you out everywhere
When a password reset succeeds:
- Every active session for the account ends, on every device.
- Any outstanding reset links are invalidated.
This is deliberate — if someone reset your password, anyone holding a stolen session loses it too. You will need to sign in again, which is why JARVIS sends the security notification email.
Accounts created with Google or GitHub
An account created through a provider has no password until you set one. To add one:
- Open Forgot password? on the sign-in page.
- Enter the email address you signed up with.
- Follow the reset link and choose a password.
After that you can sign in with either method.
Password safety
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Use a password you do not use anywhere else.
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Prefer a long passphrase over a short complicated one.
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Never paste credentials into a JARVIS conversation. JARVIS does not store credentials as memories, but sending them anywhere is unnecessary.
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JARVIS will never email you a password or ask you to confirm one over chat.
Related
- Sign In — providers and account linking
- Sessions & API Keys — ending sessions and revoking keys
- Security — how JARVIS protects credentials
- Troubleshooting — Password problems