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How to generate a daily A4 personal briefing PDF with Jarvis Assistant Vocal

Build a monochrome A4 daily briefing from a validated JSON file and print it on a schedule.

Who it is forA person who wants a printed morning briefing with news, agenda and priorities, produced automatically from their own data.

The problemGathering agenda, news and priorities each morning takes time and is easy to skip.

The outcomeA preview HTML and an A4 PDF briefing, printed at a fixed time or at the first PC start of the day.

What you need first

  • Windows 11 PC with a microphone
  • Internet access for the installer, which fetches uv, Git, Python 3.13 and Chromium
  • An API key from OpenAI or Anthropic if you use cloud mode (not needed for local mode)
  • Optional: Philips Hue lights and OBS if you want those tools

Steps

  1. Install and start Jarvis with uv sync and uv run play.
  2. Read the Signal Matin guide in docs/signal_matin.md and prepare the JSON input it expects.
  3. Generate the HTML preview and check the layout and density.
  4. Choose one automation: a fixed print time on a machine that stays on 24 hours, or the first daily brief at PC startup.
  5. Check the PDF output and confirm the automation does not print twice on a restart.

Prompt for your agent

In the sosoj92/jarvis-assistant-vocal repo, follow docs/signal_matin.md to build a daily briefing from <JSON input file>. Expected output: an HTML preview and an A4 PDF file. Verify the PDF opens and contains the agenda and sourced news before reporting success.

Caveat. The README does not state the exact JSON schema or generation command, so the Signal Matin guide must be read before the steps are run.

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