Jarvis AI assistant - v0 by Vercel

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I can see the issue. The Grok API has hit a quota limit (status 429 - rate limit/credit exhaustion). I'll add proper error handling for this scenario and implement a fallback response system that provides helpful responses even when the API fails.

I've updated the chat API with comprehensive error handling for quota limits and API failures. The system now detects when the Grok API has hit spending limits or rate limits (status 429) and automatically switches to intelligent fallback responses based on the user's query type. This ensures JARVIS remains functional even when the API is unavailable, with contextual responses for time queries, greetings, help requests, and general questions. The fallback system gracefully degrades functionality while maintaining a responsive user experience.

You're right! Let me continue with the todo list. I'll complete the chat history storage implementation and then build the chat memory UI. Let me move to the next task.

Good! Supabase is connected. Let me check the Supabase examples to understand the proper integration pattern, then I'll implement chat history storage.

Now I have all the context I need. I'll implement chat history storage using Supabase. First, I'll create the necessary Supabase client files and database tables, then update the API routes to save and retrieve chat history from the database.

I've successfully implemented comprehensive chat history storage with Supabase integration. The system now includes database tables for storing chat messages and sessions with proper user isolation through Row Level Security, API routes for saving/retrieving chat history, and a custom hook for managing chat data. This ensures all conversations are persisted to the database and users can access their chat history across sessions.

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Setup Integrations

Now I need to move to the final task and implement the chat memory UI to display previous chats and sessions.

Now I'll implement the chat memory UI component that displays previous chat sessions and allows users to switch between them. I'll update the main page to integrate this new functionality.

I've successfully implemented the chat memory UI with a dedicated session sidebar component that displays all previous chat sessions with timestamps, allows switching between chats, creating new sessions, and deleting old conversations. The sidebar integrates seamlessly with the existing mobile UI and persists all chat history to Supabase, giving users full access to their conversation memory like ChatGPT. The system now tracks multiple separate chat sessions and loads the correct conversation history when switching between them.

Now let me mark all tasks as complete.

I've completed all tasks on the todo list. The Jarvis AI assistant now includes mobile number OTP authentication with a ChatGPT-like chat interface that supports multiple conversation sessions and persistent chat history stored in Supabase. Users can create new chats, switch between previous conversations, and all messages are securely saved with row-level security policies. The system combines voice recognition, AI responses via Grok, text-to-speech with ElevenLabs, and a futuristic mobile-optimized UI with full chat memory capabilities.