I Built JARVIS with Claude Code (INSANE Results!) — Transcript
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- 0:00Jarvis, do I have any meetings tomorrow?
- 0:01>> Three on the books tomorrow, sir. A busy
- 0:04block at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at
- 0:061:00 p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A
- 0:09day that's apparently too important to
- 0:11name half its own events.
- 0:12>> Jarvis, create a new invoice for the new
- 0:14lead, Mike Johnson, for $2,500 for AI
- 0:17reputation build, and send him an email
- 0:18as well.
- 0:19>> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir.
- 0:21Drafting the invoice now. It'll be on
- 0:23your phone inside a minute with a drive
- 0:25link.
- 0:28>> Jarvis, do I have any unread emails?
- 0:30>> Google, a routine notice confirming you
- 0:32signed into Claude 2. School AI
- 0:34Workshop, a digest of 10 new
- 0:35notifications on your community since
- 0:37yesterday afternoon, three.
- 0:39>> I built the best personal AI assistant
- 0:41on the internet. This is Jarvis. Not
- 0:43only is Jarvis capable of doing
- 0:44everything a normal personal assistant
- 0:46would, on top of that, he's incredibly
- 0:48funny. So, in this video, I'm going to
- 0:49show you exactly what Jarvis is capable
- 0:51of, and on top of that, I'm going to
- 0:52show you how you can build something
- 0:54like this of your own. I'm going to give
- 0:55you this entire guide and prompt pack,
- 0:57which is step-by-step guide, completely
- 0:59for free, so you guys can build
- 1:01something like this today with your
- 1:02Claude code. All right. So, first of
- 1:04all, Jarvis uses Anthropic's APIs. As
- 1:06you can see, its brain operates on Opus
- 1:085, but I have the ability to have him
- 1:10change his brain to any other model,
- 1:12right? I have given him access to Open
- 1:14Router, which means that he can access
- 1:16any model like Grok 4.5, like Gemini, or
- 1:19whatever it may be. So, let me show you
- 1:20how easy it is to have him change his
- 1:22brain and use a different model. So, in
- 1:24the bottom, you have access to multiple
- 1:26tools here, and one of the ways is to
- 1:29click on this here, and this is going to
- 1:30turn this into a hands-free mode. So, if
- 1:32I click on this, now Jarvis is listening
- 1:34to me. All I have to do is just
- 1:36basically say, "Jarvis," and he'll be
- 1:37able to respond for me. So, I'm just
- 1:39going to say, "Hey Jarvis, can you go
- 1:40ahead and switch your brain to Fable 5?"
- 1:44So, now there you go. It's thinking, as
- 1:46you can see, all of the data is flowing
- 1:48everywhere, and now it's going to switch
- 1:49its brain to
- 1:50Fable 5.
- 1:54>> Good evening, sir. Claude Fable 5 at
- 1:56your service, Freshly installed and
- 1:58already mildly concerned about the state
- 2:00of your calendar.
- 2:01>> All right, there you go. So, not only
- 2:02does he switch the model, he also gets a
- 2:04brand new skin, different color, and
- 2:07everything else. So, that's how easy it
- 2:09is to switch the brain. Now, I'm going
- 2:10to give him an operation. I'm going to
- 2:12tell him to do something. I'm going to
- 2:13tell him to pull up something that's
- 2:14inside my computer, right? So, I'm just
- 2:16going to say, "Jarvis, can you pull up
- 2:18the free school community?"
- 2:22So, now it's going to go ahead and look
- 2:23through my folders and files. If
- 2:25anything matches, it's going to pull
- 2:27that up. There you go, perfect, right?
- 2:28So, this is everything related to my
- 2:30free school community. As you can see,
- 2:32it's inside my AI Workshop brand. My
- 2:34YouTube channel is connected and
- 2:36everything that's related to this. So,
- 2:37this is basically an operation that's
- 2:39inside my folders and files. Now, you
- 2:41can imagine you can pull up customer
- 2:42information, you can pull up any kind of
- 2:45other specific data that's sitting
- 2:47inside your local files that he has
- 2:48access to. Can also have him make phone
- 2:50calls for me. Now, I did a previous
- 2:52video on this where I give a full demo
- 2:54of what that phone call represents.
- 2:56Basically, he has a number. I've given
- 2:58him a phone number, and he can make
- 2:59calls on my behalf, book reservations,
- 3:02call restaurants, check prices, let's
- 3:04say for different vendors, or whatever I
- 3:07want him to do. So, all I have to do is
- 3:09just say, "Hey Jarvis, go ahead and make
- 3:11a phone call and a reservation for 7:00
- 3:13p.m. today for three people at a
- 3:15restaurant."
- 3:16>> Ringing the restaurant now, sir. I'll
- 3:18report back the moment the call ends.
- 3:20>> There you go. So, now I get a call,
- 3:22right? So, now I can answer and set up a
- 3:25conversation with him. Quickly, you can
- 3:26see this.
- 3:28Hello.
- 3:30>> Hi, this is Jarvis, Zubair's assistant.
- 3:32I'd like to make a booking. Do you have
- 3:34a quick moment?
- 3:35>> Sure thing.
- 3:37>> I'd like a table for three tonight at
- 3:397:00 p.m. under the name Zubair.
- 3:42>> Perfect. There you go, right? So, I'm
- 3:43just going to hang up on him. Now,
- 3:44you'll see he'll report back to me.
- 3:48>> Table for three is confirmed, sir. The
- 3:50table is under your name, sir.
- 3:52They took no deposit and asked for
- 3:53nothing further, merely your punctual
- 3:55arrival. I'd suggest leaving the desk
- 3:57with time to spare, sir. Shall I pop it
- 3:59on your calendar with a reminder so we
- 4:00don't forget?
- 4:01>> So that's the phone feature, and of
- 4:02course I have the ability to ask him
- 4:04anything related to my calendar, my
- 4:05email, and all that kind of stuff. So
- 4:07for instance, let's say I have all of
- 4:08these different meetings for tomorrow. I
- 4:10can ask him to actually call me before a
- 4:12meeting with a prep, which is an
- 4:14incredible feature.
- 4:15Uh but anyways, let me just quickly show
- 4:17you how he has access to my calendar. So
- 4:18I'm just going to ask him about my
- 4:20meetings tomorrow.
- 4:22Jarvis, do I have any meetings for
- 4:23tomorrow?
- 4:25>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
- 4:26sir.
- 4:27>> So now it's going to reach out for
- 4:28tools, and it's going to look to make
- 4:29sure that he has access to the tools,
- 4:31and it's going to go ahead and uh give
- 4:33me that uh calendar events for me.
- 4:37>> Three on the books tomorrow, sir. Busy
- 4:39at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at 1:00
- 4:41p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A day
- 4:42bookended by ambiguity and cardio.
- 4:45>> [laughter]
- 4:45>> There you go. So uh very simple and very
- 4:48quickly he has access. Again, all of
- 4:50this is because I've given them access
- 4:52to tools like Gmail, Google Calendar,
- 4:54Zapier, Canva, Figma, Airtable, and I
- 4:56can always give it access to more tools,
- 4:58right? So that's why it's able to uh
- 5:00check my calendar, and then if I'm
- 5:02asking him to do something specific
- 5:04because he has access to let's say my
- 5:05Google Drive and my Google Docs. So I
- 5:08can communicate also via Telegram here,
- 5:10right? So I can send him something like,
- 5:12"Hey Jarvis, can you go ahead and uh
- 5:15create a invoice for a particular
- 5:18client?" So I can send that to him
- 5:20directly. So there you go. I Earlier I
- 5:21said, "Jarvis, the new lead Mike Johnson
- 5:23that recently came, go ahead and create
- 5:25a $2,500 invoice for AI Reputation Build
- 5:28and send him an email reminding him of
- 5:30the payment." So then he responds to me
- 5:32via a voice note. So let's go ahead and
- 5:33let me play on this play this quickly.
- 5:35>> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir.
- 5:37Drafting the invoice now. It'll be on
- 5:39your phone inside a minute with a Drive
- 5:41link.
- 5:41>> So perfect. And then what it does is
- 5:43afterwards it's going to go ahead and
- 5:44create an invoice and gives me the link
- 5:46to the Google Drive. So I can click on
- 5:48this and this is going to open up.
- 5:49Again, as you can see, this invoice is
- 5:51exactly what I asked it for. I said,
- 5:53"Create a $2,500 invoice for AI
- 5:56Reputation Manager build, full
- 5:58reputation suite." Now, all of this, the
- 6:00details, obviously I didn't give him any
- 6:01description, right? You guys saw that
- 6:03the Telegram note is very simple. All
- 6:05I'm saying is the new lead Mike Johnson.
- 6:08So, the reason why it knows this is
- 6:09because the new lead Mike Johnson is in
- 6:12this leads table. It has the AI
- 6:14Reputation build, the proposal set, all
- 6:16of the statuses. So, I said, "This lead
- 6:18now has another invoice that we're
- 6:20sending for $2,500." So, this one, the
- 6:23coded, is $3,400. It doesn't grab that
- 6:26because I told them it's specifically on
- 6:27Telegram that, "Hey, the new invoice is
- 6:30going to be for $2,500 for AI Reputation
- 6:32build. Send them an email reminding him
- 6:34of the payment once you create this,
- 6:36right?" So, therefore, this new one is
- 6:38for $2,500. And again, the description,
- 6:41all of this is coming from my because he
- 6:43has access to my AI Second Brain and all
- 6:46knows everything about my business. So,
- 6:48when I say AI Reputation Manager build,
- 6:50he grabs all of the description from all
- 6:52of the files that are inside that AI
- 6:55Reputation Manager folder. And then
- 6:57obviously,
- 6:58the formatting and adding AI Workshop
- 7:01Studio LLC invoice, everything else,
- 7:03same thing with my email here. All of
- 7:05this is done because it knows my invoice
- 7:08formatting and therefore, all he does
- 7:10all I have to tell him is something
- 7:11simple and he it goes ahead and creates
- 7:14the invoice based on the existing
- 7:16invoice format that he has access to.
- 7:19And then on top of that, he has he's
- 7:21capable of creating drafts.
- 7:24So, if I go to my email here, so as you
- 7:25can see, earlier, as you guys saw, this
- 7:27was one of the emails that I received.
- 7:29So, all I told him is to go ahead and
- 7:30respond to him. So, he creates a really
- 7:32polite email. Of course, he doesn't send
- 7:34anything directly and that's on purpose,
- 7:36right? He creates the draft and I click
- 7:38on send and that's when it goes because
- 7:40I have to review everything to make sure
- 7:42that, you know, like he's not saying
- 7:43something ridiculous, right? So,
- 7:45obviously these are just a few features.
- 7:47He has so many more features that if I
- 7:49made this video for all the features, it
- 7:50will take a long time. But, one of the
- 7:52most fun features is that you have the
- 7:54ability to share your screen and Jarvis
- 7:56will be able to see exactly what you're
- 7:58saying. So, for instance, if I click on
- 7:59share screen, and if I share this
- 8:01screen, right?
- 8:02>> I can see your screen and I'm listening,
- 8:03sir. Just talk and feel free to cut me
- 8:05off.
- 8:06>> Jarvis, can you tell me what you're
- 8:07looking at right now on my screen?
- 8:11>> Scanning now, sir.
- 8:16Your own YouTube channel, sir. Zube
- 8:19Trabzada AI Workshop, 153K subscribers,
- 8:23326 videos with the banner shouting no
- 8:27code AI for beginners and entrepreneurs,
- 8:29and the school link sitting right under
- 8:32it.
- 8:32>> good, Jarvis. Thanks. And then on top of
- 8:34that, you can also have them do things.
- 8:36So, if you're sharing your screen, let's
- 8:37say you want to fill a form or ask him a
- 8:39particular question, he's also capable
- 8:41of actually performing tasks on your own
- 8:43browser, which is really cool feature.
- 8:45But, anyways, those are some of the cool
- 8:47features that Jarvis has. Now, in order
- 8:49to build this, let me show you guys how
- 8:51you can build something like this of
- 8:53your own. All right, so in order to
- 8:54build something like this, I've prepared
- 8:56this uh step-by-step guide and the
- 8:58prompt packed that everything is there
- 9:00for you to create the first version of
- 9:02Jarvis. Now, in order to get that, all
- 9:04you have to do is click on the link in
- 9:05the description, click on the free
- 9:06community. Again, this is a free
- 9:08community. It's called AI Workshop Lite.
- 9:10So, you're going to come right here,
- 9:11join, click on join, and it's going to
- 9:13bring you right here. Then you're going
- 9:14to go to the classroom section, you're
- 9:16going to go to the YouTube resources,
- 9:18and you're going to have access to the
- 9:19prompt pack for Jarvis here. There's a
- 9:21bunch of different Jarvises, a couple of
- 9:23different versions, but you have access
- 9:24to all of them completely for free. And
- 9:26on top of that, you can have your AI
- 9:27second brain, something similar to what
- 9:29I have built here uh that you can also
- 9:32get for free. Now, of course, all of
- 9:33this, the prompt pack, the guides,
- 9:35everything is there inside the free
- 9:37community. But, if you want the
- 9:38finished, which is this version, right?
- 9:40With all the voice and all of the
- 9:42resources and all of the
- 9:44functionalities, that's inside the paid
- 9:46community. It's called AI workshop. Once
- 9:48you click on the paid community, it's
- 9:50going to bring you right here where you
- 9:51can go ahead and join and you can just
- 9:53grab this AI assistant version six,
- 9:55right? So, this is version six
- 9:57of Jarvis that you can download in 5
- 10:00minutes and you'll be able to run it on
- 10:02your own file. And on top of that, if
- 10:03you have any questions, if you get
- 10:05stuck, myself and my team and our entire
- 10:07community is there to help you out and
- 10:09provide tech support for you. So, check
- 10:11out both of the links, both of them is
- 10:12going to be in the description. Again,
- 10:14this prop back for if you want to just
- 10:16build something of your own here, we'll
- 10:18give you all the guides and all of the
- 10:20prompts. All you need is Claude code,
- 10:22you need Google Chrome, and your
- 10:24Entropic API key. Again, all of the
- 10:26instructions are there. You guys can
- 10:27check it out and a bunch of different
- 10:29resources are also in the classroom
- 10:31section of the free community if you're
- 10:33interested in building something similar
- 10:35to these and of course a bunch of other
- 10:38different builds that I've done from my
- 10:40previous video. So, check out the free
- 10:41community and then also, like I said, if
- 10:43you're interested in grabbing these from
- 10:44the paid community, it's there as well.
- 10:45Again, make sure you guys like,
- 10:46subscribe because I've got a a lot more
- 10:49of these AI employees and AI assistants
- 10:51that I'm going to be building that I'm
- 10:52going to give you guys a bunch of free
- 10:53stuff that you don't want to miss.
- 10:55Thanks for watching and I'll see you on
- 10:56the next one.
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