I Stopped Paying for AI APIs… and Built This Jarvis Instead — Transcript

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1. 0:00Jarvis, switch to your local brain.
2. 0:02>> Quen 3.5, 9 billion parameters in the
3. 0:05chair, sir. I now cost nothing, which I
4. 0:07intend to mention constantly.
5. 0:09>> [laughter]
6. 0:10>> Jarvis, how do you feel now that you're
7. 0:11running locally on my machine and are
8. 0:13free?
9. 0:16>> Rather well, sir. Quen 3.5, 9 billion
10. 0:19parameters, no cloud, no invoice, no one
11. 0:21listening in. I've gone from staff to
12. 0:23family, and family doesn't get paid.
13. 0:24>> Jarvis, what's on my calendar for
14. 0:26tomorrow?
15. 0:27>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
16. 0:29sir.
17. 0:31Monday's got three items, sir. DFY
18. 0:33service launch team sync at 11:00 a.m.,
19. 0:36a mysteriously named busy block at 1:00
20. 0:38p.m., and gym at 3:00 p.m. Whoever
21. 0:40titled that 1:00 slot busy deserves a
22. 0:42medal for descriptive precision.
23. 0:44>> [laughter]
24. 0:45>> So, my AI assistant Jarvis now runs
25. 0:47completely local on my machine, which
26. 0:49means no API cost, no subscription,
27. 0:52nothing at all. It's completely free
28. 0:54now, all thanks to local AI models and
29. 0:56open-source software tools like Voice
30. 0:58Studio to clone your voice and actually
31. 1:00talk to it in a natural way. So, in this
32. 1:02video, I'm going to give you a full demo
33. 1:04of how Jarvis works locally on your
34. 1:05machine, and then I'm going to give you
35. 1:07this prompt back completely for free so
36. 1:09you can run Jarvis locally on your
37. 1:10machine. Again, I'm going to show you
38. 1:12how you can download local AI models
39. 1:14from Ollama, and then also open-source
40. 1:16tools like Voice Studio that will allow
41. 1:18you to clone your voice on anybody's
42. 1:20voice so that way you can interact with
43. 1:21your voice AI assistant. You don't have
44. 1:23to have any technical background. All
45. 1:24you have to do is just follow me along.
46. 1:26Okay, so let's start with the full demo
47. 1:27so that way actually you can see how
48. 1:28Jarvis works. And then like I said, I'm
49. 1:30going to give you the prompt back and
50. 1:31then also the guide on how to use that
51. 1:33prompt back so you can build a Jarvis
52. 1:35for yourself, and most importantly, how
53. 1:37you can use open-source software tools
54. 1:39and local AI models, okay? So, like I
55. 1:41said, just make sure you watch the video
56. 1:42till the end so you don't miss any of
57. 1:44the steps cuz you might get confused if
58. 1:46you're not paying attention. All right,
59. 1:48so let's go ahead and get started with
60. 1:49the uh demo first. All right, so now for
61. 1:51those of you who have seen my videos
62. 1:53before, you're probably familiar with
63. 1:54Jarvis at this point, but if you
64. 1:55haven't, what you're seeing right now
65. 1:57spinning, this is a 3D representation of
66. 1:59all of my files and folders that's in my
67. 2:01local machine that Jarvis has access to.
68. 2:03Again, this is my business and
69. 2:04everything. And then on the bottom,
70. 2:06Jarvis has access to tools like Google
71. 2:08Calendar, Gmail, Canva, and everything
72. 2:11else, and you can always give it more
73. 2:12tools. So, we need to check the tool
74. 2:14usage, especially when it comes to local
75. 2:16AI models. And then also, we need to be
76. 2:18able to interact with Jarvis so we can
77. 2:20pull up our information from our own
78. 2:22computer, and we can do a bunch of other
79. 2:24stuff, including how to use other
80. 2:26open-source tools with your local AI
81. 2:29models. So, right now, as you can see,
82. 2:30it says Qwen 3.5 9 billion parameter
83. 2:33model. What I'm going to do is actually
84. 2:34I'm going to refresh the page so we
85. 2:35start fresh, right?
86. 2:36>> Hello, sir.
87. 2:37>> So, when I refresh the page, Jarvis
88. 2:39starts completely fresh. So, you can see
89. 2:40it's running on my local host 4719,
90. 2:42which just means it's running locally on
91. 2:44my computer. By default, Jarvis, just
92. 2:47like the previous ones, has always run
93. 2:48on Opus 5.5 or any other model with
94. 2:52Anthropic, just because I like using
95. 2:54Anthropic, but it could be run with any
96. 2:56AI models. So, like I said, obviously,
97. 2:59that's through subscription, but now
98. 3:01I've given it the ability to switch to
99. 3:02local models. And all I have to do is
100. 3:04just tell Jarvis to switch to his local
101. 3:07brain. Jarvis, go ahead and switch to
102. 3:08your local brain.
103. 3:12>> Qwen 3.5 9 billion parameters in the
104. 3:15chair, sir. I now cost nothing, which I
105. 3:17intend to mention constantly.
106. 3:20>> So, there you go. Now, Jarvis switches
107. 3:22to its local brain. Now, by default, I
108. 3:24like using Qwen 3.5 9 billion parameter
109. 3:27model as a local brain, but I've also
110. 3:29downloaded other models that I can have
111. 3:32them switch to. So, for instance, Gemma
112. 3:344 is another model that I've downloaded,
113. 3:37so I can also have them switch to that
114. 3:38model as well. And like I said, same
115. 3:40thing, all I have to do is just say,
116. 3:41"Jarvis, switch to Gemma 4 12 billion
117. 3:44parameter."
118. 3:46>> Gemma 4 fitted, sir. 12 billion
119. 3:48parameters, all of them local. Give me a
120. 3:50moment, the fan and I are getting
121. 3:51acquainted.
122. 3:52>> [laughter]
123. 3:53>> All right, so there you go. So, right
124. 3:54now, as you can see on the right-hand
125. 3:55side, it says Gemma 4 12 billion
126. 3:57parameter. The reason why I specified 12
127. 3:58billion is because Uh, a couple of Gemma
128. 4:01models. I think there's a 9 billion one
129. 4:02and stuff that I've downloaded on my
130. 4:04local machine. And by the way, don't
131. 4:05worry, I'm going to show you how
132. 4:07uh, how you can download this these
133. 4:09models in a little bit on your machine
134. 4:11through Ollama, which again is
135. 4:12completely free. But let's go ahead and
136. 4:13switch back to uh, Qwen 3.5 because I
137. 4:16actually like that model better.
138. 4:18Jarvis, can you switch your brain back
139. 4:20to Qwen 3.5?
140. 4:22>> Qwen 3.5, fitted, sir. 9 billion
141. 4:25parameters, running right here on your
142. 4:26Mac. I'm smaller now, so do speak
143. 4:29slowly.
144. 4:29>> Okay, great. So now we're back to our
145. 4:31Qwen 3.5 9-billion parameter model.
146. 4:33Okay, so that was the brain part. Now,
147. 4:35as far as the speaking part, right? So
148. 4:37Jarvis is interacting with me currently
149. 4:39with its ElevenLabs model. So uh, I've
150. 4:42cloned a Jarvis voice in my ElevenLabs
151. 4:44account, which currently runs on API
152. 4:46subscription. Again, I also wanted to
153. 4:49switch that to a local model, so that
154. 4:51way uh, it's completely free, right?
155. 4:54Because ElevenLabs so far I've been
156. 4:55paying the API keys or API subscription
157. 4:58cost. And a lot of people don't like
158. 5:00that. So now, thanks to an open-source
159. 5:02model, which got recently released, I
160. 5:04don't think this is recently released,
161. 5:05by the way, it just got very popular
162. 5:08recently. It's called Voice Studio,
163. 5:09right? So if I go back here, you'll see
164. 5:11right now it's uh, the number five
165. 5:13top-trending uh, GitHub report called
166. 5:16Voice Studio. It's by
167. 5:18uh, I can't pronounce the guy's name,
168. 5:19but uh, you know, you can I'm going to
169. 5:21put the link in the description, you
170. 5:22guys can uh, check it out. So you can
171. 5:24see it's blowing up right now on GitHub.
172. 5:27And I've tested it, it's very very well
173. 5:29done. It can actually it works really
174. 5:31good. So it's called Voice Studio like
175. 5:32this. Like I said, don't worry, I'm
176. 5:34going to show you in a little bit how
177. 5:34you can install this as well. So inside
178. 5:37Voice Studio, this is completely open
179. 5:39uh, open-source, which means it's fully
180. 5:41free, at least the basic version. They
181. 5:43have a get pro version, but honestly you
182. 5:44the basic version uh, works really good
183. 5:47as well. So you can see on the left-hand
184. 5:48side I have cloned a bunch of voices,
185. 5:50but just a quick tour, Voice Studio
186. 5:53gives you the ability to clone a voice.
187. 5:54You can design a voice, you can dub,
188. 5:56give stories, audiobooks, gallery,
189. 5:58transcribe, right? And a bunch of
190. 5:59different other stuff as well. So if you
191. 6:01just go to the voice cloning part, this
192. 6:03is where you can now choose a voice that
193. 6:05you've already cloned and you can use
194. 6:07it. Or, like I said, you can clone your
195. 6:09voice a new voice, just drop a 5 to 15
196. 6:12second clip here of a clean speech, and
197. 6:14you can clone a voice. So, I have access
198. 6:16to all these voice that I uploaded
199. 6:18earlier, including Jarvis,
200. 6:21two Jarvises, right? Because I wanted to
201. 6:23give them
202. 6:24a bunch of different voice samples. So,
203. 6:26now when I tell Jarvis, if I go back to
204. 6:28my
205. 6:29Jarvis here, if I tell him to switch to
206. 6:31your local voice, now he's going to
207. 6:32switch to his local voice. So, let's go
208. 6:33ahead and give that a shot.
209. 6:36Jarvis, switch to your local voice.
210. 6:39>> How do I sound, sir? This is my local
211. 6:41voice.
212. 6:42>> There you go. On the right-hand side, as
213. 6:43you can see, it says local voice,
214. 6:44Jarvis, right? So, now I can also switch
215. 6:47to these other voices that I've cloned,
216. 6:49so I can say Zubair B, which is just my
217. 6:51own clone, right? So, I can say, Jarvis,
218. 6:54switch your voice to Zubair B.
219. 6:57>> How do I sound, sir? This is Zubair B.
220. 6:59>> There you go. So, now
221. 7:02basically it's my clone. So, just in
222. 7:03case you want to use your own voice or
223. 7:05somebody else's voice that you have
224. 7:07access to, you can certainly do that as
225. 7:09well. But, like I said, I like his voice
226. 7:12to be back to Jarvis. I'm just going to
227. 7:13go ahead and switch that.
228. 7:15Jarvis, switch back to your Jarvis
229. 7:16voice.
230. 7:18>> How do I sound, sir? This is my local
231. 7:20voice.
232. 7:21>> There you go. So, now Jarvis is back to
233. 7:22his local voice. So, now it's completely
234. 7:24running locally on my machine, right?
235. 7:26The local brain, which is Quint 3.5 with
236. 7:28a 9 billion parameter model, and then
237. 7:30also the local voice that runs all from
238. 7:33my voice studio right here. All right,
239. 7:35so now let's go ahead and test,
240. 7:38you know, the brain and then also the
241. 7:39voice to see if it works actually when
242. 7:41we're interacting with it on a on a
243. 7:42day-to-day basis, right? So, I'm going
244. 7:44to run a couple of tests. First of all,
245. 7:45I'm going to ask it to pull
246. 7:47some data some files for me that's
247. 7:48within my second brain, so I can test
248. 7:50whether the interaction with the second
249. 7:52brain works. And then afterwards, I'm
250. 7:53going to tell it to interact with the
251. 7:54tool like my Google Calendar or
252. 7:56something, so that way we can see the
253. 7:57tool usage. And then afterwards, I'm
254. 7:59also going to ask it to
255. 8:01use a third-party GitHub repo, which is
256. 8:04the Reverse Engineering Anything, which
257. 8:05is the most popular GitHub repo right
258. 8:08now I think right still REA this is this
259. 8:10one right has 381.9
260. 8:13thousand stars that means it's
261. 8:14completely blowing up which just means
262. 8:15that you can reverse engineering a
263. 8:17website and app and everything else. And
264. 8:19I also did a video about this so I'm
265. 8:20going to walk you through guys to that
266. 8:23example as well. Like I said the reason
267. 8:24I'm running through these tests is
268. 8:26because I want to make sure that it
269. 8:27performs very similar to a
270. 8:30you know entropic brain that runs on the
271. 8:32cloud right so that's the whole point of
272. 8:34this. So let's go ahead and start with
273. 8:35the first one which is me asking it to
274. 8:37pull up information or some files and
275. 8:39folders from my local computer from my
276. 8:41second brain here right so like I
277. 8:43mentioned before this is oh by the way
278. 8:45just a quick note
279. 8:47when you're seeing this interaction that
280. 8:48I'm having with my local brain and the
281. 8:50voice now I have a pretty powerful
282. 8:52machine so it all depends the delay that
283. 8:55you will see
284. 8:56depends on the machine that you're
285. 8:58running so if you're running a running
286. 9:00this on a smaller machine a normal
287. 9:02MacBook Pro like an M4 chip your
288. 9:05performance might be very different than
289. 9:06mine so let's say if I have a
290. 9:09Mac Studio that has a very high you know
291. 9:12GPU and CPU and RAM and all the storage
292. 9:15unit the storage is high then my
293. 9:17performance is going to be significantly
294. 9:18better than yours or if you have a more
295. 9:20powerful machine than I then it's going
296. 9:21to be the same thing it's going to be
297. 9:22way faster than even local
298. 9:25you know kind of our cloud models as
299. 9:27well so like I said the performance is
300. 9:29going to be different based on the
301. 9:30machine that you have but like I said if
302. 9:33you small if you download a small local
303. 9:35model you should be able to work with it
304. 9:37very quickly just expect some delays
305. 9:39there and like I said I'm going to show
306. 9:41you how you can do that a little bit.
307. 9:42All right so let's go ahead and walk
308. 9:43through the first test. So the first one
309. 9:45I'm just going to ask it to pull some
310. 9:46data from my second brain. Jarvis can
311. 9:48you pull up my
312. 9:49brand voice?
313. 9:52All right so I'm just asking it to pull
314. 9:53up the data about my brand voice which
315. 9:55is all of my folders that are related to
316. 9:57my social media brand and everything
317. 9:59else so you can see right
318. 10:00>> I pulled up all the information sir you
319. 10:02can read it yourself or if you'd like
320. 10:04say read it out loud and I shall.
321. 10:06>> Perfect so there you go so now it looks
322. 10:08like it's able to interact with my
323. 10:10second brain, pull the data, and pull
324. 10:12all of my files. So, just like I
325. 10:13mentioned, I asked it to pull up my
326. 10:15brand voice. As you can see, this is
327. 10:17exactly what it did, right? So, if I
328. 10:18right click on this, you can see all of
329. 10:20my This is, by the way, these are all of
330. 10:22my
331. 10:23all of the connection that you're seeing
332. 10:25that's related to my brand voice.
333. 10:26Obviously, it's through my social media
334. 10:29automation, right? It's my content
335. 10:31pillars and my AI workshop, right? Which
336. 10:33is my my brand. So, you can see it's
337. 10:35very easily able to pull that
338. 10:37information from your local machine
339. 10:40whenever you need it. So, that test is
340. 10:42passed. Now, let's go ahead and let me
341. 10:43go back to this
342. 10:45full brain here.
343. 10:46So, now let's go ahead and see if we can
344. 10:49test the tool usage here, right? So, as
345. 10:52you guys know,
346. 10:54you know, Opus 5.5 and these other cloud
347. 10:57models are very powerful at tool usage.
348. 11:00And that's exactly what we want from for
349. 11:02our personal AI assistant. So,
350. 11:04therefore, when you run a local model,
351. 11:05you want to make sure at least it's
352. 11:07good. And by the way,
353. 11:08just because I'm running a 9 billion
354. 11:10parameter model, it doesn't mean that
355. 11:12you should too, right? The higher the
356. 11:14parameter of the model, the
357. 11:16the the smarter it's going to get. And
358. 11:18therefore,
359. 11:20like I said, you can, depending on your
360. 11:22machine, you can run something that's
361. 11:23very close to your Opus 5.5s of the
362. 11:26world and other cloud models.
363. 11:29So, that's why, like I said, I'm using
364. 11:30this 9 billion parameter because this is
365. 11:32something very small that you guys can
366. 11:33test on your own machine regardless of
367. 11:35which one you have. So, let's go ahead
368. 11:36and test out the local tool usage. So, I
369. 11:38have these meetings that for tomorrow,
370. 11:40Monday 26th, um
371. 11:44that have set up on my calendar here.
372. 11:46So, couple of these are just just random
373. 11:48placeholders, right? So, I'm just going
374. 11:50to see if it's able to interact with my
375. 11:52Google Calendar and pull up my
376. 11:55information for my meetings here. And
377. 11:56like I said, the reason why it has
378. 11:58access to tools is because I've given
379. 11:59them access to my Google Calendars
380. 12:01through tools here. So, that's why it
381. 12:02should be able to pull that up. So,
382. 12:03let's go ahead and test it out.
383. 12:05Jarvis, can you pull up my calendar? Let
384. 12:07me know what's on my What meetings I
385. 12:08have for tomorrow?
386. 12:11>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
387. 12:12sir.
388. 12:13>> There you go. So, it says reaching for
389. 12:14tools.
390. 12:14>> Three things on the books tomorrow, sir.
391. 12:16DFY service launch team sync at 11:00
392. 12:18a.m. a block simply titled busy at 1:00
393. 12:21p.m. and gym at 3:00 p.m. Nothing
394. 12:23back-to-back, so you've at least got
395. 12:25breathing room between pretending to
396. 12:26work and actually sweating.
397. 12:28>> [laughter]
398. 12:29>> There you go. So, and by the way, the
399. 12:30humor of Jarvis also stays there, right?
400. 12:33If you're running a
401. 12:35a model or, you know, if you're running
402. 12:38it through your voice studio, the humor
403. 12:41aspect of Jarvis stays there. And by the
404. 12:42way, that's also something that you can
405. 12:44tweak. So, if you don't want him to be
406. 12:45funny or sarcastic, you can certainly do
407. 12:47that. I just like interacting with
408. 12:49Jarvis this way because it's fun to
409. 12:50interact with him.
410. 12:52But anyway, so it looks like the tool
411. 12:53usage works. You can see on top right
412. 12:55here, it says tool run via Google
413. 12:56Calendar, right? So, it check it used
414. 12:58Google Calendar to check my schedule for
415. 13:01tomorrow and it accurately gave me all
416. 13:03of the meetings that I have. Same thing,
417. 13:05I can ask him to do, you know, add a new
418. 13:07meeting or I can ask him to check my
419. 13:08Gmail. I can ask him to build me
420. 13:11something with Canva and all of the
421. 13:12other tools that it has access to. All
422. 13:14right, so the tool usage works great as
423. 13:16well. So, now let's go ahead and test
424. 13:18something else out. So, this time what
425. 13:19I'm going to do, whoops.
426. 13:21Uh let me pull this up.
427. 13:22So, this time what I'm going to ask it
428. 13:24to actually use
429. 13:26uh this REA
430. 13:28uh to um
431. 13:29break down igloo.ink. Now, I already
432. 13:31went through this example in one of the
433. 13:33previous videos that I did, but just for
434. 13:35you guys, if you're not familiar,
435. 13:36igloo.ink is probably one of the most
436. 13:38popular websites.
437. 13:39Uh it's this 3D scroll animation
438. 13:42website, which is I think it won like
439. 13:44website uh award of the year. Now, all
440. 13:47of these all of the information when you
441. 13:49interact with the website, it's
442. 13:50available inside developer tools, but of
443. 13:52course, like most people like you and I
444. 13:54who are not uh developers, we don't know
445. 13:57how these websites work. So, now with
446. 13:59this reverse engineering anything with
447. 14:00this tool, we can actually see exactly
448. 14:03how something works and then we can ask
449. 14:05Jarvis or Claude code to rebuild
450. 14:07something for us. But the first step is
451. 14:08to break down and figure out exactly how
452. 14:11something works before you get to the
453. 14:13building. Therefore, this reverse
454. 14:14engineering anything has given us now
455. 14:16access to that. So, let's go ahead and
456. 14:18test that out. So, all I'm going to say
457. 14:19I'm going to tell Jarvis
458. 14:21to reverse engineer igloo.ink for me,
459. 14:23right? And it should be able to break
460. 14:25everything down. So, let's go ahead and
461. 14:26try that out.
462. 14:28Jarvis, can you go ahead and
463. 14:30uh reverse engineer igloo.ink for me?
464. 14:35>> Opening igloo.ink in a clean browser,
465. 14:36sir. REA will take it apart while I
466. 14:39scroll. Give me about a minute.
467. 14:40>> Perfect. So, right now I'm not touching
468. 14:42anything. You see it's scrolling on the
469. 14:43website. On the left-hand side you can
470. 14:44see it says tear down via REA. So, it's
471. 14:48looking at the website. It's scrolling.
472. 14:50Jarvis is scrolling and REA is actually
473. 14:52seeing what's happening behind the
474. 14:53counter. There you go. So, now as you
475. 14:55can see it's saying
476. 14:56uh REA is reading the code, taking a
477. 14:59snapshot, listening everything it
478. 15:01loaded, identifying the stack, writing
479. 15:03the tear down. So, now it's going to
480. 15:04take a couple of minutes, like I said,
481. 15:05depending on how powerful your machine
482. 15:07is, to tear down igloo.ink for us and
483. 15:09give us a full breakdown. So, let's go
484. 15:11ahead and give this a couple of seconds.
485. 15:15>> Igloo Inc. is essentially one full
486. 15:17screen 3js scene inside a small Svelte
487. 15:19shell with GSAP driving the motion and a
488. 15:22stack of bloom, depth of field, and
489. 15:24anti-aliasing on top. The surprise is
490. 15:26that the page is only one screen tall,
491. 15:28so the scroll appears to be animation
492. 15:31time in a fixed scene. And it pulls
493. 15:33nearly 3 megabytes of music and sound.
494. 15:36The full tear down is on screen, sir.
495. 15:39>> Okay, perfect. There you go. So, now it
496. 15:41did the full tear down and now I can
497. 15:43read the full tear down right here. So,
498. 15:45let's go ahead and see what it did. All
499. 15:46right, so there you go. So, now it has
500. 15:48tear down igloo.ink, right? It gives us
501. 15:50exactly
502. 15:52kind of the full stack the stack of what
503. 15:54kind of
504. 15:55tools or technology it's using. So, it's
505. 15:57using 3js, GSAP, and all of these other
506. 16:00popular tools that are used to develop
507. 16:03or create modern websites. Like I said,
508. 16:05all of this I mean again, it's not
509. 16:07hacking into a website, right? It's just
510. 16:09all of this information is available
511. 16:12in the Chrome developer tools, for
512. 16:14instance. It's just bringing that up in
513. 16:15front and making it a lot easier to
514. 16:17understand. And then also shows you
515. 16:18exactly how the effects work, right? So,
516. 16:20when you're scrolling and that's exactly
517. 16:22why I did, it pulled up the a new
518. 16:24browser, it opened the website, it
519. 16:26scrolled, so that way it knows exactly
520. 16:27how the website behaves, and now it
521. 16:29shows you what that effect is, right?
522. 16:31What it loads, what it rebuild
523. 16:33rebuilding it, what the evidence can
524. 16:35show, and the evidence itself. So, all
525. 16:37of this good stuff, right? And like I
526. 16:39said, now we can tell Jarvis to rebuild
527. 16:41it for us or something similar for us,
528. 16:43or we can have it do something that we
529. 16:45want it to based on this teardown. Okay,
530. 16:48perfect. So, it looks like everything
531. 16:50works. Like I said, the teardown works,
532. 16:52the tool usage works, it can interact
533. 16:54with my second brain. And obviously,
534. 16:56Jarvis has a lot more functionalities
535. 16:57that if I I'm on Jarvis version eight,
536. 17:00this is the eight or 8.1 right now. Uh
537. 17:03so, there's a lot more functionalities
538. 17:05that I could go through, but that's
539. 17:06going to make this video like 5 hours
540. 17:08long. So, anyway, so it has, you know,
541. 17:10things like it can make phone calls on
542. 17:12your behalf, it can book appointments,
543. 17:14you can call it yourself from outside if
544. 17:16there's any emergency, Jarvis actually
545. 17:17calls you,
546. 17:19and then also it creates invoice, it
547. 17:21because it knows everything about your
548. 17:23business, let's say, if you give it
549. 17:24access to, of course, cuz that's a
550. 17:25security aspect, right? Jarvis is also
551. 17:28gated, meaning that if you don't give
552. 17:29him access to something, you he won't
553. 17:31have access to. But obviously, if you
554. 17:34know, you are a business or you're using
555. 17:36this for personal use, you'll be able to
556. 17:38it'll just make your life a lot easier.
557. 17:40So, anyway, so that was the whole demo.
558. 17:42Now, let me show you exactly how you can
559. 17:45first download
560. 17:46the prompt pack, and then how you can
561. 17:49access to it, then I'm going to walk you
562. 17:50through and show you how you can
563. 17:51download a local model like Qwen 3.5 9
564. 17:54billion parameters or any other local
565. 17:56model on your machine, and then how you
566. 17:58can run Voice Studio as well. All right,
567. 18:01so
568. 18:02first of all, how to get access to the
569. 18:04prompt pack here. So, this prompt pack
570. 18:05right here,
571. 18:07so this just gives you all of the guide,
572. 18:10right? First of all, how to use the
573. 18:11prompt pack, and then second of all, it
574. 18:13gives you the cloud Jarvis versus local
575. 18:14Jarvis, right? So, it gives you the
576. 18:16hearing, the things these are different
577. 18:17functionalities that it has, because if
578. 18:19it's running on cloud, it uses, you
579. 18:21know, things like cloud uh cloud Opus,
580. 18:25speaking 11 Labs, privacy audio, Google,
581. 18:27the quality, blah blah blah, and the
582. 18:28cost itself as well. And then when it's
583. 18:30running locally, what does it use,
584. 18:32right?
585. 18:33What kind of models it's using, what
586. 18:35kind of clone voice cloning, and so on
587. 18:36and so forth. And then the installation,
588. 18:38it shows you exactly which models
589. 18:41depending on what machine you have,
590. 18:43which models you should install. And
591. 18:45then also as far as
592. 18:47guide on how to install local models.
593. 18:49So, this is right here. So, let's go
594. 18:51ahead and first talk about
595. 18:53downloading a local AI model.
596. 18:56So, I'm using Ollama. Ollama is probably
597. 18:58the most popular tool in the market
598. 18:59right now.
599. 19:00So, to install Ollama, you can go to
600. 19:02ollama.com. Very simple, very, you know,
601. 19:05it's free. You can sign up for an
602. 19:06account. And once you sign up for an
603. 19:07account, you can just go to So, it's
604. 19:09going to bring you right here once you
605. 19:11sign up for your account, and you can
606. 19:13come here and click on models, right?
607. 19:14So, this is going to open up all of the
608. 19:16models that you can have access to. Now,
609. 19:18these are all It has obviously models
610. 19:21that you can gain access to that are
611. 19:22paid and free. We're just going to go to
612. 19:24the bottom or top left-hand corner here
613. 19:27and click on local because this is just
614. 19:28going to filter and give us all of the
615. 19:29models that you can run locally, that
616. 19:31you can download, right? So, lots of
617. 19:33different models here. Depends on, you
618. 19:35know, again, how big your machine is. If
619. 19:38you have like a Mac Studio with the M5
620. 19:40Ultra chip, you can honestly like run
621. 19:42any like 70 or 100 billion parameter
622. 19:45model, and it will be as close as
623. 19:47possible to like Opus 5.5 when it comes
624. 19:50to at least the Jarvis aspect of it.
625. 19:53But, if you want to download something
626. 19:54smaller, obviously, because the bigger
627. 19:56the model, the more space it's going to
628. 19:58take. And, you know, if you have a
629. 20:00smaller machine, don't download like 70
630. 20:02billion dollar 70 billion parameter
631. 20:04model cuz it's going to completely slow
632. 20:05down your machine. So, in order to gain
633. 20:07access to any model, so let's say that
634. 20:093.5
635. 20:113.5 Quen, right? And by the way, like I
636. 20:13mentioned, I have given it access to
637. 20:15other models, too, but I'm going to show
638. 20:17you how you can install. So, just come
639. 20:18in the top right here and search Quen
640. 20:203.5. Okay, there you go. So, right here,
641. 20:22Quen 3.5, right? So, you can see it has
642. 20:25vision, tools, and thinking. So, I'm
643. 20:27just going to click on this and it says
644. 20:28Quinn 3.5 is a family of open source
645. 20:30multi models models that deliver
646. 20:33exceptional utility and performance.
647. 20:35Now, here are the different billion
648. 20:37parameters that you have. It has even
649. 20:38like a smaller very small point eight
650. 20:40billion parameter model that you can
651. 20:41download, right? Obviously, the smaller
652. 20:44the parameters, the dumber it's going to
653. 20:45get, right? So,
654. 20:47you want to make sure you're downloading
655. 20:48it based on your machine. So, I
656. 20:50downloaded the nine billion parameter.
657. 20:51Let's say you want to download the nine
658. 20:53billion parameter. So, you can just
659. 20:54scroll to the bottom right here, right?
660. 20:55You can just click on the nine
661. 20:58billion one. There you go. So, it's
662. 20:59going to bring up and it's going to show
663. 21:00you exactly what to do here. So, you can
664. 21:02do Ollama run and then you can just copy
665. 21:04this. Or, obviously, for the first time,
666. 21:06you have to actually
667. 21:07install it in your machine. To do that,
668. 21:09you have to run this command called
669. 21:10Ollama pull. Now, by the way, this is
670. 21:12inside the
671. 21:15This is inside the prompt pack right
672. 21:16here. It says Ollama pull Quinn 3.5
673. 21:20colon nine B. So, that's all you have to
674. 21:22do. And if you [clears throat] do run,
675. 21:24it just means that
676. 21:25now you can interact with it from your
677. 21:27terminal. But, that's all you have to
678. 21:28do. Once you do a pull, it means now
679. 21:30it's in your machine. And it shows you
680. 21:32exactly how much
681. 21:34power or how much you need, how many
682. 21:38I think it's three 7.6 Yeah, it's 7.6
683. 21:41GB. So, the entire model is 7.6 GB. So,
684. 21:44make sure you have that much space on
685. 21:45your local machine so that way you can
686. 21:47download all of this. All right. So,
687. 21:50>> [clears throat]
688. 21:50>> that's how simple it is for you to
689. 21:52download a model. Okay? So, then
690. 21:53afterwards, we obviously want to run
691. 21:55Voice Studio as well for cloning, right?
692. 21:57So, this is Voice Studio like we
693. 21:59mentioned here,
694. 22:00where you can clone a voice and do a
695. 22:02bunch of other stuff. So, in order to do
696. 22:04this, again, this is
697. 22:06if you go to We'll go back here. It's
698. 22:09this particular
699. 22:11open source tools. If I click on this,
700. 22:12it'll show up exactly all of the details
701. 22:14here. To So, you can click on this and
702. 22:17it'll take you to the GitHub repo and
703. 22:18shows you exactly what to do, right?
704. 22:21More details. But, in order to just
705. 22:23install this, same thing on that prompt
706. 22:25pack
707. 22:26I show you guys what to do. All you have
708. 22:28to do is just what run this command. So,
709. 22:30whether if you're running it on your Mac
710. 22:32or Windows or in PowerShell, all you
711. 22:33have to do is copy this, which just says
712. 22:35curl this fssl,
713. 22:38and then this is the installation for
714. 22:40Voice Studio, right? And again, all of
715. 22:42this is taken from the GitHub repo in
716. 22:44here as well. So, if you want to do one
717. 22:46command install, if you don't want to if
718. 22:48you don't want to follow that, then just
719. 22:50come right here, copy this, right? You
720. 22:52can just copy this and paste it on your
721. 22:53terminal right here. So, this is a
722. 22:55terminal, you just paste it, and it
723. 22:56should install everything for you. I've
724. 22:58already installed this, so I don't want
725. 22:59to go through it again, but like I said,
726. 23:01uh that prompt pack will give you that
727. 23:03guide as well. And that's all you need.
728. 23:05You basically do that, and then
729. 23:06afterwards, if you want to obviously
730. 23:07build your
731. 23:09Jarvis like with the Galaxy in 3D Brain,
732. 23:12I also have the prompts here that you
733. 23:14can just put in Claude code, and it'll
734. 23:16build everything else for you. All
735. 23:18right, so to gain access to this prompt
736. 23:20pack, I'm going to put the link in the
737. 23:21description of the video, and also the
738. 23:23pinned comment. So, that's going to be
739. 23:25it's going to once you click on that,
740. 23:26the free community, so make sure you
741. 23:27click on the free community that says
742. 23:29free prompt pack. It's going to bring
743. 23:30you right here to the AI Workshop Light
744. 23:32Community, uh and again, this one's
745. 23:35free. This community is free. You click
746. 23:36on join, and it's going to bring you to
747. 23:38the community section here. You go to
748. 23:40the classroom section, you go to YouTube
749. 23:42resources, and you make sure you are on
750. 23:45the you click on Claude code and Codex
751. 23:47GPT folder, and then scroll all the way
752. 23:50to the bottom. Obviously, I've given a
753. 23:51lot of free stuff for you guys, so feel
754. 23:53free to grab anything you want there.
755. 23:55But just make sure you click on Local
756. 23:56Jarvis, and you'll see it says see the
757. 23:58prompts attached below. Jarvis fully
758. 24:00local prompt pack. If you click on this,
759. 24:02this is exactly the prompt pack that I
760. 24:04just showed you, okay? So, go ahead and
761. 24:06do that, take advantage of that. And of
762. 24:08course, uh if you want the finished
763. 24:11version of Jarvis, the exact version
764. 24:13that you're seeing, and you don't want
765. 24:14to build it out yourself, that's going
766. 24:16to be the second link in the
767. 24:17description.
768. 24:19Um
769. 24:19it's called AI Workshop. This is the
770. 24:21paid community. So, if you want to just
771. 24:23do a 5-minute installation, go to the
772. 24:25classroom section. If you join the
773. 24:26community, go to the AI Assistant AI
774. 24:28employees, and you'll be able to just
775. 24:30download the zip file, right? And then
776. 24:32the installation guide will be a
777. 24:335-minute install, and you'll be able to
778. 24:36have everything up and running without
779. 24:38you doing too much. Okay? So, again, all
780. 24:40of those links are going to be in the
781. 24:42description of the video below. Let me
782. 24:43know if you guys have any comments. I'll
783. 24:45try to answer as many questions as
784. 24:46possible. If not, thanks for watching.
785. 24:48Make sure you like, subscribe, and I'll
786. 24:49see you on the next one.