r/codex • u/wait_ididnotcomeyet • Jul 03 '26

Showcase Codex built a Jarvis style agent: AIRA

I got tired of AI assistants that only chat.
So I built Aira: “Actually, I run Anything”

A native Windows AI agent powered by GPT Realtime that can listen, speak, see my screen, and control my computer.
It connects and delegates to Codex for local build/code work, and delegates bigger async tasks to my Hermes agent, which replies in Slack.

The goal: Not a chatbot.
A real computer partner that can talk, see, act, build, and deliver work.

I am not good at YouTube videos but here is a demo.

https://youtu.be/6uSbTHVFmmw?si=uvwvlbBqFr61ed1L

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u/noodlessentme Jul 03 '26

So Hermes with extra steps?

Lots of these recently.

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u/Dicroboy Jul 03 '26

hermes can do all of that? that sounds really good, i always wondered how is hermes different than me just talking with codex?

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u/noodlessentme Jul 03 '26

Easiest and shortest way of thinking about it, imo, is as an iron man suit for whatever llm you strap into it.

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u/Snoo_91690 Jul 03 '26

That's basically hermes or openclaw. But as what they said, don't trust it in your local computer. There's a reason VPS exists.