Everything she can do,
and what she asks first

One live Gemini session carries the conversation. She listens and speaks natively and can use a tool mid-sentence, so a simple answer starts in about a second.

Say "Hey Jarvis" to wake her, or hold the shortcut. Talk over her and she stops and follows the new instruction. If the connection drops she reconnects on her own and carries on where you were.

Hard questions, maths, an error on your screen, a real decision, go to a thinking model first. You hear that she is on it, then the answer.

“Hey Jarvis, what is this error on my screen?”

She sends messages to the person you name, from a contact book she keeps, and asks instead of guessing when a name is unclear.

Describe a file, "the PDF about the tank project", and she finds it anywhere on your Mac and sends it. When more than one matches she shows a numbered list and you just say "the second one".

Gmail, Slack and hundreds of other apps are one click away through connected apps.

“Find the launch deck and send it to Priya on WhatsApp.”

"Brief me at five" is one sentence. At five she writes a short summary of the day from what she actually did: messages sent, errands run, jobs finished, questions still waiting on you.

The briefing lands on your paired phone and in your own WhatsApp, so it reaches you wherever you are.

“Call me at five and brief me.”

She works in the Chrome you already use, with your logins and tabs. No second browser to sign into.

Search, play a video, open a site, fill a cart on Blinkit, Zepto or Instamart, find food on Swiggy or Zomato. She looks at the page, clicks precisely, and checks that it worked.

Paying, deleting and submitting always wait for your yes.

“Add Kurkure and milk to my Blinkit cart.”

Opens any app by name, plays your music and local videos, sets timers and controls the volume.

She sees your screen while you talk, so "click the blue button" or "where is the export option" just works. Ask how something works and she explains it step by step, drawing right on your screen.

Controlling your Mac asks for your permission first, and you can loosen that in Settings.

“Show me where the export button is.”

Posters and decks. Built from a sentence, shown on screen, ready to export.

Sketches. A quick drawing on a surface over your screen to explain an idea.

Beats. Ask for a beat in a mood or a tempo and she makes one.

“Make a poster for Saturday's launch in violet.”

Bigger jobs go to your agents: Claude, Codex or Grok, running on the app and login already on your Mac. Each agent has its own chat, personality and model.

Several can work side by side. The orb in the notch shows each one working, and she tells you out loud when a job is done. When an agent needs a decision, you answer it by voice.

“Ask Research Buddy to compare the three laptops and tell me when it is done.”

Every conversation and every agent stays on your Mac and survives a restart. She picks up where you left off, and the voice remembers what you were just talking about.

Contacts are learned by name, so "send it to Priya" goes to the right Priya.

“What were we talking about this morning?”

Click Connect phone in the sidebar and a QR code and a 6-digit code appear. Scan or type it in the Justyne app on Android.

In any chat, tap Talk to Jarvis: speak, the Mac does the work, and the reply is read back on your phone. Briefings arrive there too.

“Brief me on my phone at six.”