I want to control my Windows PC through natural voice conversations—no typing, no clicks. The goal is a local desktop assistant that listens, thinks with an AI brain such as ChatGPT, then speaks back and carries out real actions on my machine. Core capabilities I expect: • Understand spoken commands (English) and answer audibly using text-to-speech. • Launch, switch, and close any installed application on request. • Create, rename, move, copy, or delete files and folders through voice instructions. • Keep the conversational logic on my side—either by running GPT locally or by calling the OpenAI API in the background—so responses feel human-like while system control remains on the device. Quality I’m looking for: • Smooth wake-word or push-to-talk activation. • Clear status feedback (e.g., “Opening Excel now”). • Error handling if a file path or app name is wrong. • Simple settings panel to update API keys, voice, or hotkeys. Deliverables: 1. Compiled Windows installer plus all source code. 2. Read-me with setup steps and permission requirements. 3. Short screen-capture demo showing the assistant opening an app and organising a folder. 4. Brief hand-over call or document so I can extend skills later. Feel free to choose frameworks you’re comfortable with—Python (PyWin32, SpeechRecognition, pyttsx3), Electron with node-win-control, or .NET with Windows APIs—as long as startup time is fast and dependencies are minimal. If you’ve built similar voice agents or automation tools, please share a quick clip or repo link. Let’s bring Jarvis-like control to my desktop!