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JARVIS THAT CAN CONTROL YOUR ENTIRE SYSTEM...

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I'm building my own JARVIS that can control your entire operating system, it can even call someone and talk on your behalf, you can even control it from a remote device like Android or iOS or something like that. Well, all with just a voice command. You can open apps, close apps. I'm currently looking for open-source contributors who can help me with the issues i am facing right now.

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