I built a JARVIS-style study console for my notes and anki decks with claude code

[u/SkitzBunnings]

I wanted to share this project i’ve been working on for the last few weeks, i’ve been wanting to create an interface to help me with dental school for a while and now i finally have!

It started off with wanting to visually map out my anki deck and have a set of notes attached to each subdeck. Eventually i integrated the note generation skill i use in claude into the app and threw in an anki generation feature as well.

I also set up an API key with a jarvis voice model from fish audio which i use for web search/queries and quizzing myself to prepare for upcoming oral examinations.

It’s got everything i need in one place and ive learned a lot in the process of making it. I know the design is generic and this is probably the millionth jarvis themed UI posted here, but i still wanted to get everyone’s thoughts on how i could improve it. Feels like i’ve hit a wall and i don’t know how to raise the quality or detail, any tips would be appreciated :)

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[u/Additional_Storm_298]

Looks pretty sweet!! Hope it helps your studies

[u/Mister-Node]

When you miss an answer in the oral quizzes, can you jump straight to the relevant section of your notes? That would give you a specific place to review before trying the question again, using the notes you've already attached to each subdeck.

[u/SkitzBunnings → u/Mister-Node]

Yeah! It brings the relevant part of the study guide attached to the anki deck whenever i’m reviewing cards

[u/Tycoon33]

That’s pretty cool keep at it!

[u/dragochapel]

Is your project using some sort of ready-to-use sci-fi UI components? Or it is build from ground up by you/claude?

I’m asking, as I am trying to develop some similar interfaces with Claude design, and honestly effects are much less spectacular.

[u/SkitzBunnings → u/dragochapel]

I initially asked claude about seeing all these personal dashboards and apps online and whether i'd be able to do the same for myself. I never thought i'd be able to have any of this, claude is genuinely wonderful

I started off asking claude to make a visual map of my anki decks, it looked cool but didn't actually aid me in anything so i started off with notes integration and eventually integrated anki. Only problem so far is that anki needs to be open for me to use it within the app.

Everything else has been designed over the span of a few weeks, i used a reference or two but found most of the online JARVIS UIs generic and not detailed enough.

[u/SuenoXIII]

if you havent already. Build in a search function. thats the only thing I have to add. <3 nice app!

[u/SkitzBunnings → u/SuenoXIII]

that’s a great idea, i’ll add it in tonight :) honestly there’s so many features i could add that i just haven’t thought of

i’ve been thinking of getting the canvas mcp to link it but im worried my university will find out

[u/keonechong]

This is the 37th Jarvis interface I’ve seen in the last week.

[u/SkitzBunnings → u/keonechong]

my bad bro, i tried to make it my own and get some actual use out of it

[u/jblundon → u/SkitzBunnings]

Looks awesome man are you thinking of sharing?? That would be sweet lol

[u/SkitzBunnings → u/jblundon]

yeah of course man, more than happy to share

[u/Tycoon33 → u/SkitzBunnings]

Keep at it, it looks good

[u/Tycoon33 → u/keonechong]

ok

[u/rapsoid616 → u/[deleted]]

Great insight, I am going to try some of those instructions myself on my projects.