Sign In
JARVIS accepts three sign-in methods. All of them end up on the same JARVIS account.
Methods
Sign-in links live at jarvis.spacekeep.dev/login and jarvis.spacekeep.dev/register.
Email and password
Enter your email address and password and submit. The error message is deliberately the same for an unknown address and a wrong password — Invalid email or password — so the form cannot be used to discover which addresses have accounts.
Repeated attempts from the same address are temporarily throttled. If you hit the limit, wait a moment and try again rather than retrying repeatedly.
Continue with Google and Continue with GitHub
Choosing Continue with Google or Continue with GitHub sends you to that provider to approve the request, then brings you straight back into JARVIS.
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Only your verified email address is used. If the provider does not share a verified address, JARVIS cannot link the account and says so.
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JARVIS requests identity information only. It does not ask for access to your repositories, files, or any other content.
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No provider token is stored by JARVIS. Only the fact that the provider is linked is kept — see Connections.
What the buttons can look like after a redirect
None of these is a problem with your account, and none requires support.
Account linking
If you already have a JARVIS account and sign in with Google or GitHub using the same email address, JARVIS links that provider to your existing account. You keep your conversations, memories, and tasks, and can now sign in either way.
Signing in with a different email address creates a separate JARVIS account. There is no merge — pick the address you want to use.
Note
JARVIS matches on the verified email address and nothing else. Two accounts with different email addresses stay separate no matter which providers they use.
Signing up
Registration asks for:
If an account already exists for the address, registration reports that plainly so you can sign in instead. A welcome email is sent once the account is created.
Sign out
Settings → Account → Sign out ends your session on this device and returns you to the sign-in page.
To end sessions everywhere, change your password — that signs out every device.
Related
- Password & Recovery — forgot and reset your password
- Sessions & API Keys — sign-out behaviour and API keys
- Troubleshooting — Sign-in problems