Contact person: Jarvis-Style Smart Home Integration

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Location: Nowra, Australia

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I have already designed the core “Jarvis” concept that powers my personal assistant; what I’m missing is the connective tissue that lets it speak fluently with the rest of my world. I need actionable code, guidance, and a working architecture that will let Jarvis reach my computers, phone, and any smart devices I add in the future. The main hurdles are:

• Hosting — whether it’s a lightweight local server on a Raspberry Pi, a VM on my desktop, or a small cloud instance, I need a clean way to spin up a server that Jarvis can reliably call home.
• Device bridging — the solution should expose restful endpoints, MQTT topics, or another common protocol so my current and future devices (Windows PC, Android phone, smart bulbs, etc.) can pair quickly with minimal re-configuration.
• Security & reliability — simple authentication, token refresh, and a restart-friendly setup so the system survives power cycles and network hiccups.
• Clear documentation — short, step-by-step notes so I can extend the codebase on my own once the foundation is in place.

Deliverables
1. Source code for the server layer and at least one sample device connector (Python, JavaScript or C++—whichever you judge best for rapid iteration).
2. A start-to-finish setup guide covering environment, dependencies, and how to register a new device.
3. A brief session (text or voice) to walk me through deployment, troubleshooting, and next steps.

If you have experience stitching together custom assistants with common IoT protocols and can keep the codebase lightweight and readable, I’d love to see how you would tackle it." (client-provided description)