Ai Nomads World Command Center

A real-time global intelligence command center — driven by your voice. Live conflicts, markets, civil and military aviation, maritime AIS, live camera feeds, space, earthquakes, fires, and OSINT signals fused into one situational-awareness workspace, with the Jarvis realtime voice agent on top. Talk to it and the world map responds.

Built and maintained by Eddie Ruiz (@ed1868), the Command Center extends the open-source intelligence dashboard with a custom Jarvis voice agent (hands-free briefings and control), live flight tracking, live camera walls, an integrated AI analyst engine, and proactive watch mode across every data stream.

Built on the open-source worldmonitor project by Elie Habib and contributors (AGPL-3.0). This is a derivative work; see NOTICE.md and LICENSE.

imageLicense: AGPL v3 imageTypeScript imageVoice: OpenAI Realtime

imageThe Jarvis particle core while speaking

Meet Jarvis

Jarvis is an always-listening realtime voice agent built on the OpenAI Realtime API over WebRTC. Click VOICE in the header, allow the mic, and just talk — no wake word. It responds in a natural voice, supports barge-in (interrupt it mid-sentence and it stops to listen), streams a live transcript, and renders an amber particle-core HUD that pulses as it listens, thinks, and speaks.

Jarvis doesn't just answer — it drives the command center. Ask a question and it flies the map, opens panels, draws annotations, spins up camera walls, and alerts you to breaking events without being asked.

Talk to it

Everything below is a real command wired into Jarvis's tool surface:

Move the map

• "Zoom to Taiwan." · "Focus on Iran." · "Show me a continental view of Europe."
• "Take me to street level in Miami." (zooms to district / street detail)

Aircraft

• "What flights are over Florida right now?" — count, plus callsign, aircraft type, tail number, and from→to route for notable flights; then offers to fly you there.
• "Show me all air traffic." — every live transponder in view, refreshing continuously.
• "What's the military picture?" — tracked military aircraft.

Analyst engine

• "How many flights over Texas above 30,000 feet?"
• "What's the biggest fire near LA?" · "Strongest quake in Japan today?"
• Follow up: "Which of those is closest?" — it refines the previous result set.

Live cameras

• "Watch Miami." · "Show me Tokyo live." — opens the nearest live city webcam.
• "Put Miami, Times Square, and Tokyo on the wall." — a multi-camera surveillance grid.
• "Show traffic cams in LA." — thousands of California/Florida/London public traffic cameras as clickable map markers (California plays continuous live video).

Intelligence

• "Give me the brief." — a spoken cross-domain situation report.
• "What's happening in the Red Sea?" — pulls live news, explains it, and annotates the map.
• "Outline Taiwan." · "Draw a line from Kyiv to Moscow." — Jarvis draws on the map as it talks.

Space

• "When's the next ISS pass over Miami?" · "When's the next rocket launch?"

Watch mode (proactive)

• While connected, Jarvis proactively alerts you — spoken and as an on-screen toast — to major earthquakes (M5+) and breaking-news alerts. Say "stop watching" to pause it, "keep an eye out" to resume.

Everything else

• "How are the markets?" · "Any big earthquakes today?" · "Latest headlines."
• Toggle data layers: satellites, ships (AIS), fires, conflicts, nuclear sites, undersea cables, datacenters, and more.
• "What can you do?" — Jarvis enumerates its own capabilities live.

See docs/FEATURES.md for the complete capability reference, example commands, and data-source notes.

Features at a glance

imageLive aircraft over a region

Quick start

Prerequisites: Docker Desktop, Node 20+, and an OPENAI_API_KEY (for Jarvis).

git clone https://github.com/ed1868/anwcc-command-center.git
cd anwcc-command-center
npm install

# Recreate the two gitignored env files (see "Environment" below):
#   .env.local  — app + seeder keys (OPENAI_API_KEY, etc.) + Docker wiring
#   .env        — Docker Compose secrets

./scripts/dev-up.sh        # or: make up

Then open http://localhost:3100, click VOICE, allow the mic, and start talking.

./scripts/dev-up.sh starts Docker Desktop if needed, brings up the backend containers (Redis + AIS relay), seeds fire data in the background, and launches the app. Stop everything with ./scripts/dev-down.sh (or make down).

For the full local runbook — what runs where, the container topology, and troubleshooting — see COMMAND-CENTER.md.

Environment

Both .env.local and .env are gitignored and must be recreated on a new machine. Generate secrets with openssl rand -hex 32.

• .env.local — OPENAI_API_KEY (Jarvis), plus optional data keys (OpenSky, NASA FIRMS, AISStream, Finnhub, …) and the Docker wiring block (WS_RELAY_URL, UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL, …).
• .env — Docker Compose secrets (REDIS_TOKEN, REDIS_PASSWORD, WM_SESSION_SECRET, RELAY_SHARED_SECRET) plus any flight/data keys the relay needs.

Only OPENAI_API_KEY is required to talk to Jarvis; most map layers work with no keys at all. See .env.example for the full list.

Under the hood

• Voice — src/services/voice/ : realtime.ts (WebRTC session, barge-in, transcript), actions.ts (the full tool surface Jarvis calls), plus analyst.ts, air-traffic.ts, watch-mode.ts, iss-pass.ts. The HUD lives in src/components/JarvisOverlay.ts; camera UI in CameraViewer.ts / CameraWall.ts.
• Dev proxies — the app reaches live upstreams through Vite dev middleware (see vite.config.ts): realtime-token (ephemeral OpenAI token), adsblol + opensky (flights), route-lookup (from→to), iss-tle, traffic-cams (Caltrans + Florida DOT + TfL), and rocket-launches. These are dev-only and don't exist in a production build.
• Backend — a Docker Compose stack (docker-compose.yml) runs Redis, an Upstash-compatible Redis-REST front, and the AIS relay (ships + market/crypto seeding). One command (./scripts/dev-up.sh) brings it all up.

License & attribution

AGPL-3.0-only. The Ai Nomads World Command Center is a derivative work of the open-source worldmonitor project by Elie Habib and contributors, distributed under the same license. Under the AGPL (§13), users who interact with a network deployment are entitled to its corresponding source — this repository. See NOTICE.md for the full attribution and source-availability notice and LICENSE for the license text.

• Upstream project: koala73/worldmonitor (AGPL-3.0)
• Derivative work: Ai Nomads World Command Center, by Eddie Ruiz (@ed1868)