This document outlines the architecture for the "All-Rust" highly performant Jarvis ecosystem. We have moved away from Python-based agent cores to achieve maximum security, memory safety, and native system integration.
graph TD
subgraph Host_Hardware [Host Device - Drone/Mac/EV]
direction TB
subgraph Nervous_System [Rust Supervisor Daemon]
WM[Watchdog Service]
SM[Hardware Telemetry Monitor]
end
subgraph Brain_Core [Rust Agentic Core]
LLM[Native OpenRouter/LLM Engine]
Comm[Encrypted Comm Layer: Telegram/Radio]
Context[Identity & Context Manager]
end
subgraph Modular_Extensions [Dynamic Rust Plugins / WASM]
Ext1[Drone MAVLink Plugin]
Ext2[Programmer Desktop Plugin]
end
WM -->|1. Spawns & Keeps Alive| Brain_Core
SM -->|2. Injects Telemetry| Brain_Core
Brain_Core -->|3. Loads Device Tools| Modular_Extensions
Comm <-->|4. Encrypted User Input| Brain_Core
end
- Role: Pure Watchdog.
- Action: Starts automatically on system boot (via systemd/launchd).
- Responsibility: Injects hardware context (RAM, CPU, Device Type) into environment variables and keeps the Agentic Core running. It handles zero LLM logic.
- Role: The execution pipeline.
- Why Rust instead of Python? Maximum performance, memory safety (crucial for drones), concurrent tool execution, and zero-dependency deployments (no pip installs needed on a military drone).
- Responsibility:
- Opens connection to User (Telegram for Desktop, Encrypted Mesh Radio for Defense).
- Parses user intent using OpenRouter/Local LLaMA APIs.
- Executes system tasks directly natively.
The Agentic Core is universal. It doesn't know what it is until it loads its extensions. We use a high-performance plugin architecture (e.g., WebAssembly (WASM) or dynamic Rust libraries).
- Drone Extension: Provides
takeoff(),read_gps(). - Programmer Extension: Provides
git_commit(),read_file(). - EV Extension: Provides
read_can_bus(),set_climate().