I Built JARVIS from Iron Man with Claude Fable 5 (INSANE Results!) — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hey Jarvis. So, my YouTube audience is
2. 0:02watching you right now. Can you give me
3. 0:03a quick introduction to everybody?
4. 0:05>> Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to
5. 0:07introduce myself. I am Jarvis, Sir
6. 0:10Zabe's second brain, chief note
7. 0:12wrangler, and the only butler he trusts
8. 0:14to remember what he forgot he was
9. 0:15building.
10. 0:17>> [laughter]
11. 0:17>> Hey Jarvis, look alive. We've got a lot
12. 0:19of work to do today.
13. 0:21>> I am as ever disturbingly alive, sir.
14. 0:24Point me at the first item on the ledger
15. 0:26and let us dispense with the
16. 0:27pleasantries.
17. 0:28>> Okay, can you pull up this free school
18. 0:31email funnel information, please?
19. 0:34>> I've pulled up all the information, sir.
20. 0:36You can read it yourself, or if you'd
21. 0:38like, say read it out loud and I shall.
22. 0:41>> Uh actually, I'm trying to see if
23. 0:43there's an alternative to Kit, which is
24. 0:45an email marketing platform. Can you
25. 0:47find search online to see if you can
26. 0:48find a cheaper alternative?
27. 0:52>> Cheaper options abound, sir. MailerLite
28. 0:54at $7 a month is the cheapest
29. 0:55full-featured Kit alternative, less than
30. 0:57a fifth of Kit's $39 a month creator
31. 0:59plan starting price.
32. 1:00>> I've shared my screen with you. Can you
33. 1:02tell me what you're looking at right
34. 1:03now?
35. 1:04>> A star history dashboard for news
36. 1:05researchers Hermes agent repo star
37. 1:07208.4k stars, 37.9k forks.
38. 1:11>> So, I officially built Jarvis as my AI
39. 1:13assistant with the Claude Fable 5 model.
40. 1:15After hours of going back and forth and
41. 1:17wasting millions of tokens, this is at a
42. 1:20place where it's truly an AI assistant.
43. 1:22So, in this video, I'm going to show you
44. 1:23the demo, full demo of what this thing
45. 1:25is capable of, and then also how you can
46. 1:27build something similar to this. All
47. 1:29right, so what you're seeing right now
48. 1:31on the screen, these kind of orbits or
49. 1:33these 3D objects, these are all folders
50. 1:35and files in my computer. This is
51. 1:36basically my AI second brain, but now I
52. 1:39have the ability to interact with all of
53. 1:40this with Jarvis through my voice. So,
54. 1:42let's just go ahead and jump right in.
55. 1:44So, if I click on the ear button right
56. 1:45here in the bottom, this basically gives
57. 1:48it hands-free access. So, as soon as I
58. 1:49say Jarvis, Jarvis will be able to get
59. 1:52activated. So, let's just go ahead and
60. 1:53do that, and then like I said, I'm going
61. 1:54to show you all the details.
62. 1:56>> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and
63. 1:58I shall answer.
64. 1:59>> Hey Jarvis, so my YouTube video our
65. 2:02audience is watching you right now. Can
66. 2:03you give me a quick introduction to
67. 2:05everybody?
68. 2:09>> One moment, sir.
69. 2:11Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to
70. 2:13introduce myself. I am Jarvis, Sir Z
71. 2:16Bear's second brain, chief note
72. 2:18wrangler, and the only butler he trusts
73. 2:20to remember what he forgot he was
74. 2:21building. He makes the tools and the
75. 2:23videos. I make sure he doesn't lose his
76. 2:26own train of thought on camera, which is
77. 2:27a full-time position.
78. 2:30>> [laughter]
79. 2:30>> All right, thanks Jarvis. So, as you can
80. 2:32see right now,
81. 2:34uh he is listening to me the whole time,
82. 2:36and every time I interact with him or
83. 2:37every time I say something, he says
84. 2:39thinking, meaning that he's, you know,
85. 2:41depending on the task that I'm giving
86. 2:42him, he's capable of actually going
87. 2:44through searching the internet. He can
88. 2:46pull up all my notes. He can actually
89. 2:48see my screen and everything else. So,
90. 2:50let's just go ahead and give him a task.
91. 2:52Um hey Jarvis, can you pull up my um uh
92. 2:56school community free school community
93. 2:57email funnel information?
94. 3:01>> I've pulled up all the information, sir.
95. 3:03You can read it yourself, or if you'd
96. 3:05like, say read it out loud and I shall.
97. 3:07>> So, there you go. So, as you can see,
98. 3:09it's capable of pulling up all of my
99. 3:11information for whatever task I'm giving
100. 3:13it to. So, this is all of my email
101. 3:14funnel
102. 3:15uh and all of the connections and all
103. 3:17the notes that are related to that
104. 3:18particular task, right? So, for
105. 3:19instance, now I can ask him to actually
106. 3:22do something different. Let's say I want
107. 3:24to ask him to do research online and
108. 3:26he'll be able to do that for me. So,
109. 3:27let's say for this one, let's let's say
110. 3:29I want to find an alternative to Kit,
111. 3:31which is an email marketing platform
112. 3:33that I use. So, I can just tell Jarvis,
113. 3:35"Hey, find an alternative to Kit,
114. 3:37right?" Hey Jarvis, can you uh do search
115. 3:40online and find an alternative to Kit,
116. 3:43which is an email marketing platform
117. 3:44that I'm using right now, which is
118. 3:45costing me a lot of money?
119. 3:48>> On the wise now, sir. One moment.
120. 3:51>> So, there you go. Now, as you can see,
121. 3:52uh it's researching. So it's going to
122. 3:54reach out to the internet cuz Jarvis has
123. 3:55access to the internet and it's able to
124. 3:58find out all those details. And once it
125. 3:59grabs that information, it's going to
126. 4:01bring back and show me that in a card.
127. 4:06>> Right then, sir. Here are the cheaper
128. 4:08contenders. EmailOctopus claims to run
129. 4:10up to 50% cheaper than Kit and Brevo
130. 4:13offers the lowest entry pricing because
131. 4:14it charges per email sent rather
132. 4:17>> Okay, so there you go. He has access to
133. 4:19the internet, so you can see it pulled
134. 4:20up all of that information and also
135. 4:22gives me like a little card right here.
136. 4:23So that way I can keep this
137. 4:26here as kind of my note if I want to.
138. 4:29But I can click on got it and it will
139. 4:31move on to the next thing. And also I
140. 4:33can give him access to my screen. So if
141. 4:34I click on the screen button on the
142. 4:35bottom, I can share any of these tabs.
143. 4:37So let's say I want to share this tab
144. 4:39with him, right? So I'm going to go
145. 4:40click on this.
146. 4:43Share this screen. Click on share.
147. 4:44>> See your screen now, sir. Ask me to look
148. 4:46anytime.
149. 4:47>> There you go. Hey Jarvis, can you tell
150. 4:49me exactly what you're seeing on my
151. 4:50screen right now that I've shared with
152. 4:51you?
153. 4:53>> A starhistory.com dashboard for Now
154. 4:56Research Hermes Agent, sir. A Python MIT
155. 4:58repo tagline, the agent that grows with
156. 5:01you. Sitting at 21 global rank with
157. 5:04208.4k
158. 5:05stars, 37.9k forks, and 1.8k
159. 5:09contributors. This week it's pulled plus
160. 5:11134
161. 5:12>> Okay, that's good now, Jarvis.
162. 5:13>> 434 pushes, and 60
163. 5:16>> See, I can always interrupt him by just
164. 5:18saying stop or thank you, Jarvis, or
165. 5:19whatever it may be. So now you can
166. 5:21imagine this is very powerful because
167. 5:22you can share your screen with him and
168. 5:24you can ask him questions to do research
169. 5:26online. Same thing, he'll be able to
170. 5:28pull up information. Like I said, a true
171. 5:30AI assistant.
172. 5:31He sees what you're seeing with
173. 5:33permission, of course. Because of
174. 5:34course, I want to make sure that he sees
175. 5:36only the screens that I'm sharing with
176. 5:38them. And then another a few other
177. 5:40things is in the bottom right here. If I
178. 5:42click on this antenna, this basically
179. 5:44switches the model to a live
180. 5:46conversation with the GPT real time,
181. 5:48which is a low latency model as well.
182. 5:51So, a few other things that he's capable
183. 5:53of doing is, for instance, if I click on
184. 5:55this kind of bell bell button, right?
185. 5:57So, this is kind of a briefing. He
186. 5:58greets me each morning and gives me all
187. 6:00of my to-do list and everything else
188. 6:02that needs my attention. He has access
189. 6:04to my calendar, my email, and everything
190. 6:06else, again, like a true assistant. And
191. 6:09on top of that, I also have the ability
192. 6:10just tell him to switch his brain. So,
193. 6:12right now he's operating with Opus 4.8.
194. 6:15I can just tell him just through voice
195. 6:17to change his brain to some other AI
196. 6:19model, right? So, something cheaper. He
197. 6:21also has access to open my open router
198. 6:23API key that I've given him. So, means
199. 6:25that he can access any model in the
200. 6:26market, not only the Claude models. So,
201. 6:29for instance, I could just tell him to
202. 6:30switch to Grok, for instance, or Gemini.
203. 6:33So, let's go ahead and do that. Hey
204. 6:35Jarvis, can you switch your brain to
205. 6:37Gemini Pro?
206. 6:40>> One moment, sir.
207. 6:45The cognitive recalibration is complete.
208. 6:46>> So, as you can see, right now he's
209. 6:48switched to Gemini 2.5 Pro. So, I'm
210. 6:51going to now say, "Hey Jarvis, switch
211. 6:53your brain back to Actually, switch your
212. 6:55brain to Opus
213. 6:584.8."
214. 7:07>> Claude Opus 4.8 at your service, sir.
215. 7:09The finest artificial intellect money
216. 7:11could apparently be persuaded to install
217. 7:13in a butler.
218. 7:15>> So, again, same thing. We can give him
219. 7:17access to Fable 5 or whatever it may be.
220. 7:20But, anyways, so now the reason I built
221. 7:22this is because, honestly, an AI
222. 7:24assistant like this is something that's
223. 7:26going to be a huge need for people if
224. 7:28you're interacting with AI tools and
225. 7:29you're trying to save time and become
226. 7:31more efficient. Because, obviously, 99%
227. 7:34of people are extremely unorganized. If
228. 7:37they are organized, all of the
229. 7:38organization lives inside files and
230. 7:40folders inside their computer that are
231. 7:42kind of scattered all over the place.
232. 7:44So, when you have something like an AI
233. 7:46assistant like this that has the ability
234. 7:48to interact with your AI second brain or
235. 7:50an operating system inside all of the
236. 7:52files inside your computer, you not only
237. 7:54become efficient, but it just makes your
238. 7:57life a lot easier because now all of the
239. 8:00knowledge that are living in different
240. 8:02silos is all accessible via voice right
241. 8:06in front of you where you can interact
242. 8:07with it. So, that's why there's such a
243. 8:09huge important uh
244. 8:11need for something like this, an AI
245. 8:12assistant like this as your uh AI tools
246. 8:16and as your interaction with AI expands
247. 8:18more and more because the ability to
248. 8:20talk to your AI second brain with your
249. 8:22voice is incredibly valuable because you
250. 8:25can be a lot faster, you're not doing
251. 8:26anything manually. And again, this is
252. 8:29something that remembers you cuz it has
253. 8:31long-term memory. So, everything you
254. 8:33teach it or your preferences, the facts,
255. 8:35the way you work, every personalization,
256. 8:38it lives inside your long-term memory
257. 8:40and therefore you can treat it as a time
258. 8:42machine like ask it, "Hey, what did I do
259. 8:44or last Tuesday I was interacting with a
260. 8:47client or working on uh some kind of a
261. 8:50lead. Please remind me of that or
262. 8:51something like that." And now with the
263. 8:52voice you can interact with it very
264. 8:54easily. It has hands, right? It has the
265. 8:56ability to agentic actions. It can
266. 8:58capture, you know, it can look exactly
267. 9:01at your screen. It can research online.
268. 9:03It can basically look for you inside
269. 9:05your email and calendar. You can give it
270. 9:07so much more access, right? because like
271. 9:10I said, these are just like the initial
272. 9:11versions and as we improve more and
273. 9:13more, this is going to become even more
274. 9:15and more powerful. All right. So, as far
275. 9:17as building something like this, right?
276. 9:19Obviously, this version that I showed
277. 9:21you guys, this particular version, this
278. 9:23took me millions of tokens to build and
279. 9:26a lot of many, many hours of going back
280. 9:29and forth and kind of problem [snorts]
281. 9:31solving. Yours is going to look
282. 9:33different obviously just because your
283. 9:34files are different, your business is
284. 9:36different, whatever it may be. This is
285. 9:38particularly tailored to mine, but I can
286. 9:40give you guys the prompts so that way
287. 9:42you can get started and build something
288. 9:44similar like this for your own. So, so
289. 9:45this is my free community. I want to put
290. 9:47the link in the description. Go ahead
291. 9:49and click on that and you can click
292. 9:50join. Again, it's completely for free,
293. 9:52so you're not being charged here. You
294. 9:54can go to the classroom section, click
295. 9:55on YouTube resources, and then right
296. 9:57here it says Jarvis AI assistant prompts
297. 10:00inside Claude code. So, this is the
298. 10:02prompt pack that I'm giving you guys for
299. 10:04free, like I said, where now you can go
300. 10:06ahead and read the instructions. You can
301. 10:07use these prompts as a guide for you to
302. 10:09build something for yourself, uh for
303. 10:12your own business. Now, of course, like
304. 10:14I mentioned, the Jarvis version that
305. 10:16you're seeing right now here, this is
306. 10:18it's not like you're going to be
307. 10:19building this exact one, but if you want
308. 10:22to have access to this something like
309. 10:23this, like a white label version, this
310. 10:25is inside my paid community, right?
311. 10:27Because this is hours and hours of
312. 10:29research and a lot of tokens. So, if you
313. 10:31want to have access to this and quickly
314. 10:33install this inside your computer via
315. 10:35zip file, that's inside my paid
316. 10:37community. So, again, I want to clarify
317. 10:39because I don't want to uh deceive
318. 10:40anybody. The free version inside my free
319. 10:43community, these are the prompt packs
320. 10:45that you can build something uh similar
321. 10:47to this, but if you want to have access
322. 10:49to uh something like this, right? Like a
323. 10:53completed version, that's where uh you,
324. 10:56you know, can find that inside my paid
325. 10:58community, which is called AI workshop.
326. 11:00You join inside the school community,
327. 11:02you see here V3 3D brain with Jarvis,
328. 11:05where you can just download these uh
329. 11:07brain Jarvis skills and you'll be able
330. 11:09to basically upload and point it to your
331. 11:11own folders and everything uh will be up
332. 11:14and running for you with the Jarvis on
333. 11:16the side here, where you can do
334. 11:17basically everything that I showed you
335. 11:18here. And as I keep improving this,
336. 11:20there's multiple versions, and version
337. 11:22four is coming up next, where I'll be
338. 11:24adding more functionalities to this, and
339. 11:25again, that's inside the paid community.
340. 11:27So, if you're interested in joining, and
341. 11:29of course, I have a Claude code master
342. 11:30class. If you if you're new to Claude,
343. 11:32that's where you can find all of the
344. 11:33information there as well. And also, if
345. 11:35you're interested in learning uh how to
346. 11:37start your AI agency, uh I have a course
347. 11:39there as well. But anyways, well,
348. 11:41hopefully you guys found this helpful.
349. 11:43Again, the free version is inside the
350. 11:44free community. Check that out. Maybe
351. 11:46get started, build something for
352. 11:48yourself. This would be a really fun
353. 11:49project. And again, as you interact with
354. 11:52it, as you go back and forth with it
355. 11:53more and more, you can keep improving
356. 11:55it. You can keep adding more
357. 11:56functionalities to it to make it your
358. 11:58true AI assistant. Anyways, let me know
359. 12:01if you guys have any questions in the
360. 12:02comments below. Thanks for watching, and
361. 12:04I'll see you on the next one.