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JARVIS
Here are several that don't. Real, working assistant interfaces — microphone, live waveform, streaming replies. Pick a style, run it fullscreen, record your reel. Wire it to any model when you want it to actually think.
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Open any of them. They run live in your browser — microphone, waveform, spoken replies. Nothing to install.
Every card has it. It hides the hints, clock and input row so your shot is just the interface. Pick a script above, then choose how it runs: plays itself for a hands-free take with no microphone, or waits for me so you say each line on camera and Jarvis answers. Or choose write your own and put your words in its mouth.
Record mode fills the screen on your first click — that same click is what starts the audio, so one press does both. Screen-record that window and capture system audio, not your room mic, or you get the voice twice with an echo. Esc ends the take and brings you back here to pick the next style.
Record mode hides the on-screen reminder, so learn these before you film.
Every style has a 9:16 layout. Size the window near 1080×1920 before you record rather than cropping a landscape capture after.
Tag mukh.one so the next person can find their style too.
Pick one and open it — it runs live in your browser.
Nothing matches that.
These are real interfaces, not mockups and not screen recordings. Everything happens live in your browser: the microphone hears you, the waveform is your own voice, and the replies are written fresh each time rather than read off a list. The badge in the corner says LIVE when that is what you are talking to.
What is invented is the workspace. The customers, the revenue, the agents reporting in — all of it is a stage set, written to sound like a business worth filming. Nothing here touches your accounts and nothing is being done on your behalf. It is a real assistant with a real voice, talking about a company that does not exist.