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fullstack-agent

A Claude Code wizard that sets up an AI agent with memory, voice and an on-screen face, plus optional webcam hand control, on your machine.

At a glance

Purpose
A Claude Code wizard that sets up an AI agent with memory, voice and an on-screen face, plus optional webcam hand control, on your machine.
Runs in
Local agent with shell
Operating systems
macOS, Linux, Windows
Needs
Runtime: Python 3 for mind/face; Chrome for hands; Needs internet: Not stated; Needs accounts or API keys beyond your agent: Not stated
Files and data
Reads files: Yes; Writes files: Yes; Sends data to other services: Not stated
Tool type
Agent
Delivery
From GitHub
Version
Latest on the main branch
Access
Code on GitHub
Compatibility
According to the README: Claude Code only, with a Claude subscription. Mac, Linux and Windows are named. Mac and Linux also use git, and on Windows the installer sets up git. The voice needs a microphone, the hands need a webcam and Chrome, and the mind and face need Python 3. The README says Python 3 ships with macOS and most Linux distributions but not with Windows.
External costs
The README requires Claude Code with a Claude subscription. The README describes the repository as free to use and offers a tip link. Your coding agent or model provider may charge for usage.
Permissions
The README's Mac and Linux command creates ~/my-agent, clones the repository there and starts Claude Code with the prompt “set me up.” The README's Windows PowerShell command downloads and extracts a repository ZIP, copies its files into the installation folder and removes temporary extraction and ZIP files. The README says the wizard installs and configures the selected components, sets up Git on Windows and creates Desktop shortcuts. The README says existing vaults remain at their current paths and hand-built voice or visualizer setups are retired in place when replaced. The README describes microphone access for voice, webcam and Chrome use for hands, and a first-run download of about 1 GB of voice models. The README says setup instructs the agent to use the troubleshooting guides to fix problems.
Usage terms
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, as stated in the repository. See its LICENSE file for the exact terms. The README says the licence is version 3 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later). It asks you to credit the author when you build on it, and it gives an email address for closed-source commercial use.

Code on GitHub

jaredrhod/fullstack-agent

AGPL-3.0

Batchfile1,069 stars350 forksLast pushed 30 Aug 2026 UTC

Give your AI a full stack: memory, voice, face, and hands. This is the "I want an AI agent" shortcut. It sets up the entire jaredrhod stack for you with an installation wizard. Select which pieces you want or do it all!

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What it does

According to the README, fullstack-agent assembles memory, voice, a visual face and optional webcam hand control for an agent, rather than being an agent for writing full-stack code. The README says it runs on Claude Code and uses a Claude Code installation wizard.

The README names ai-memory-vault for plain-text memory, backtalk for voice conversation, ai-visualizer for conversation-linked visuals and barehands for moving notes and images through a webcam. The README says every piece is optional and that the wizard asks which pieces to install.

The README says the wizard asks for an agent name, personality and notes location, performs installation and configuration, and leaves Chat, Talk and Barehands shortcuts on the Desktop.

Who it is for

People who use Claude Code and want a guided setup for a personal AI agent with memory, voice and a visual face.

Example tasks

Run the setup wizard in Claude Code and choose which pieces to install.
Name your agent and choose its personality, or use the author's ready-made agent, Jarvis.
Open the Chat shortcut to start a typed session.
Open the Talk shortcut to start the voice and the face.
Update everything with ./fullstack-agent/update.sh on macOS.

Getting started

The README says to install Claude Code first and have a Claude subscription. The README says Mac and Linux also use git. The README's Mac and Linux command creates a my-agent folder in your home directory, clones this repository there and starts Claude Code with the prompt "set me up". The README's Windows PowerShell command downloads the toolbox as a zip file without requiring git beforehand and tells you to install Claude Code first if it is missing. The README says the wizard asks questions and performs installation and configuration. To update on macOS, the README gives ./fullstack-agent/update.sh. The README has the exact commands.

Limitations

According to the README, it runs on Claude Code only and needs a Claude subscription. The README says Mac and Linux also use git, and the Windows installer sets up git. The README lists a microphone and about 1 GB of local models on first run for voice, a webcam and Chrome for hands, and Python 3 for mind and face. The README says Python 3 ships with macOS and most Linux distributions but not with Windows, so the face and the hands each include a run.bat that looks for a working interpreter. It says the agent folder is in your home directory on purpose, because macOS can silently block background tasks that run out of Documents. The repository can change at any time; check its README before you install.

Data practices

The README does not describe telemetry or provider retention. The README says the agent runs on Claude Code, with plain-text memory files that the AI reads and writes. The README says an existing vault remains at its current location and user files live outside the component repositories. The README says the voice component downloads about 1 GB of local models on first run.

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