#automation

Jarvis is a personal copy-trading bot that runs 24/7 on my Mac mini. It watches one options trader's posts in a Telegram group and mirrors their calls on my Robinhood account. When they post a trade card screenshot, Claude reads the image (ticker, strike, expiration, price). When they post "I'm out" or "Exited half", the bot finds the matching position from the reply chain and sells it. Safety comes first. Every order is a limit order at the live price, never a market order. It skips entries that have run more than 10% past the trader's price, and it has caps for position size, daily spending, daily loss and open positions. Unfilled orders are cancelled after 60 seconds. It has been running in dry-run (paper) mode while I check how it behaves before using real money. It comes with a live dashboard and a desktop widget (positions, P&L, missed trades, connection health), plus phone alerts and commands through my own Telegram bot (/status, /pnl, /pause). It recovers by itself from internet drops, Telegram disconnects and expired Robinhood logins, and catches up on posts it missed while offline. I built the whole thing with Claude Code over a few weeks of conversation: the Telegram listener, the parsing, the Robinhood connection, the risk engine, the dashboard, and fixing real problems as they came up.