Jarvis remembers, learns and follows through
Jarvis remembers you, your goals and your decisions, learns after each conversation, and lists every change for you to undo. It keeps how you like things done and checks in when something waits on you.
An assistant that forgets you every morning is a search box with a voice. Jarvis keeps what matters about the person it works for, gets better at the way they like things done, and notices when something needs them, and it shows its working at every step: what it keeps is a table you can read, search and edit, and what it changes on its own can be undone.
Memory you can see
Three kinds of memory, up to two hundred per person: facts about you ("works from Denver"), goals it measures against ("keep AI spend under $300 a month") and decisions it keeps to ("we only ship on Tuesdays and Thursdays"). Each shows where it came from (a conversation, learned afterwards, merged, or added by you), when it was kept and when it was last used. Search them, filter them, correct one in place or forget it. They are yours alone: not your manager, not your organization's owner, not Jarvis talking to anyone else.
It learns after the conversation
When a conversation has been quiet for about twenty minutes, Jarvis reads back what you said and keeps the durable things: a fact you mentioned in passing while it was busy with something else, a goal whose date moved. It reads only what you and it said, never what a web page, an email or a tool returned, so nothing it read can plant a memory. Once a week it merges memories that say the same thing and replaces a fact a newer one has overtaken. It never deletes one on its own judgment. Every change it makes on its own is listed with what was there before, and one click undoes it.
Standing intents are for situations rather than times: "when Alice brings up the launch, ask about the rollback plan". Before each message, in the room, a chat app or a live meeting, Jarvis checks whether one applies and, if so, does what you asked. A one-time intent switches itself off once used, and each shows how often it has fired.
Skills: your way, next time
Correct how Jarvis drafted your weekly recap and it saves the correction as a skill: when it applies and the steps, so the next recap comes out your way without being told again. Short skills can be always in mind; the rest load only when the request calls for them, and each counts how often it was used. Pause or remove any of them, or hand Jarvis one from your skills library, which can import skills written in the open SKILL.md format.
It checks in
About once an hour Jarvis looks for what is waiting on you, without calling a model: a mission that has waited for your answer for over an hour, a mission that stopped, proposals still open after three days. If anything is new, you get one notification, during the day in your own time zone and by default at most every three hours, and it does not repeat itself.
Learning you can audit
Leading open-source agents such as OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and Letta also learn between conversations. Jarvis adds what an organization needs on top of that: memories that stay with the person they are about, nothing learned from a page or an email, every change it makes on its own listed with Undo, and the learning itself run on your own account.
Memory, skills, standing intents and check-ins come with every plan that includes Jarvis.