I built a desktop JARVIS clone with Gemini Live & OSINT tools — roast my setup before I spend more time on it

Hey everyone, I built MARK LS — an open-source Python desktop assistant using the Gemini Live API.

It handles real-time low-latency voice, live screen vision, system controls (app launching, volume, hardware stats), and integrated Sherlock OSINT lookups across 400+ platforms with persistent session memory.

It's completely free to run locally with a Gemini key.

Be honest: Is the "desktop JARVIS" idea completely overdone, or is stuffing OSINT tools into a voice assistant just useless feature bloat? Tell me why this sucks.

(Repo link is in the comments for anyone who wants to inspect the code)