Okay, my Claude Code Jarvis is Getting INSANE! — Transcript
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- 0:00Go ahead and roast it for me.
- 0:01>> With pleasure, sir. Zero numbers, not
- 0:04one. Provide pre-sales engineering
- 0:06support to how many accounts worth what
- 0:09lead solution discovery discussions. How
- 0:11many closed? Every bullet describes a
- 0:14job description, not a performance. This
- 0:16resume proves you were employed, not
- 0:18that you were good. Verb fatigue. So, I
- 0:20built my personal AI assistant, Jarvis,
- 0:22to run my business and my life. But
- 0:24today, I turned his honesty to maximum
- 0:27and gave him the ability to roast
- 0:28everything, including my profile, my
- 0:31resume, my fashion sense, and so much
- 0:33more. So, in this video, I'm going to
- 0:34give you a full demo of what Jarvis is
- 0:36capable of and what this roasting
- 0:37feature means. And then afterwards, I'm
- 0:39going to give you this prop pack that
- 0:40you can build something like this
- 0:41completely for free for yourself
- 0:43tonight. All right, let's jump right in.
- 0:44All right, so before we jump into the
- 0:46demo, just quickly, if you guys have
- 0:47seen my previous video, you probably are
- 0:48familiar with this at this point. This
- 0:50is Jarvis. This is all of my AI second
- 0:52brain. All of my files and my folders.
- 0:53If you have not, don't worry about it.
- 0:54I'm going to explain everything. But
- 0:56essentially, this is a visual
- 0:57representation of my business, my files,
- 0:59and my folders inside my computer.
- 1:01Jarvis also has access to a bunch of
- 1:03different tools that I'm going to
- 1:04explain in a little bit. But in the
- 1:06bottom, I can share my screen right
- 1:07here. So, what I'm going to do is I'm
- 1:09going to actually start by sharing my
- 1:11resume with him. This was an old resume
- 1:13that I had made a long time ago. Uh, so
- 1:14I'm going to go ahead and ask him to
- 1:16roast it. And then afterwards, I'm going
- 1:17to ask him to create a new resume for me
- 1:19using the tools that it has access to.
- 1:21And then afterwards, we're going to do
- 1:22some fun things like share this uh uh
- 1:25screen of this jacket that I'm going to
- 1:27ask him to I'm planning to buy. Let me
- 1:29know what he thinks. And then afterwards
- 1:30also, I'm going to have him, you know,
- 1:33roast my profile or my YouTube channel
- 1:35there. So, in order to do that, all I
- 1:37have to do in the bottom uh is share my
- 1:39screen. Actually, before I do that, I'm
- 1:40going to go ahead and ask him to
- 1:41increase his humor and honesty to 100%.
- 1:44Jarvis, can you go ahead and increase
- 1:46your humor and honesty to 100%.
- 1:50[snorts] So now he's thinking
- 1:52and he uses
- 1:53>> the humor dial to 100%. Sir, I'll be
- 1:55insufferable with impeccable timing.
- 1:58>> Okay, good Jarvis. All right, so uh by
- 2:00the way, he runs on Opus 5, but I have
- 2:02the ability to change his brain to
- 2:03whatever I want. So now I'm going to go
- 2:05ahead and start by sharing my uh resume
- 2:08with him. So let me go ahead and click
- 2:10on share.
- 2:11>> I can see your screen and I'm listening,
- 2:13sir. just talk and feel free to cut me
- 2:15off.
- 2:15>> All right, Jarvis. So, I'm sharing my
- 2:17old resume that I had a while ago. I
- 2:19want you to go ahead and roast it for
- 2:21me. Let me know what you like, what you
- 2:22don't like.
- 2:24>> With pleasure, sir. Rolling up the
- 2:26sleeves. What I like, clean layout, no
- 2:28photo, no skill bars pretending you're
- 2:3187% JavaScript. Restraint is underrated.
- 2:34Reverse chronological dates aligned,
- 2:36right? Consistent hierarchy. It's tidy.
- 2:40The civil engineer to solutions engineer
- 2:42arc is genuinely interesting. That's a
- 2:44story most people don't have. What I
- 2:46don't familiarity with the following,
- 2:48sir. Familiarity. That is the word a man
- 2:51uses to describe his relationship with
- 2:52the neighbor's dog. You've listed 12
- 2:55technologies and preemptively apologized
- 2:57for all of them. Zero numbers, not one.
- 3:00Provide pre-sales engineering support to
- 3:03how many accounts worth what? Lead
- 3:05solution discovery discussions. How many
- 3:07closed? Every bullet describes a job
- 3:09description, not a performance. This
- 3:12resume proves you were employed, not
- 3:13that you were good. Verb fatigue.
- 3:15Develop, provide, collaborate, test,
- 3:18identify, maintain. Six bullets, six
- 3:20verbs a job posting could have written.
- 3:22Nothing here says you did it rather than
- 3:24the seat you sat in. Maintain regular
- 3:26>> communication. All right. All right. I
- 3:27get it. I get it. It's horrible. All
- 3:29right. Go ahead. Why don't you go ahead
- 3:30and create a new resume for me? Uh, use
- 3:33uh Google Doc cuz you have access to
- 3:36Google Doc. And save this. save a new
- 3:38file in my Google Drive. Uh, keep the
- 3:41job description the same, including the
- 3:43company that you see on the screen here,
- 3:45and the timeline the same, but feel free
- 3:47to make changes to the rest of the
- 3:49stuff, including the job description,
- 3:50everything else to make this really a
- 3:52good resume.
- 3:55>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,
- 3:57sir.
- 3:57>> So, now he's going to check to make sure
- 3:58he has the tools, and then it's going to
- 4:00go ahead and deploy that in the
- 4:01background.
- 4:02>> Working, sir. The internet is taking its
- 4:04sweet time.
- 4:05>> Okay, Jarvis, that's fine. You don't
- 4:07have to keep giving me updates. Just
- 4:08once you're done, just let me know and
- 4:11just let me know when it's done and then
- 4:13I can take a look at it.
- 4:14>> Send me a uh message via Telegram with a
- 4:17link to the Google doc once you're done.
- 4:19All right. So now, while he's doing this
- 4:20task in the background, I'm going to go
- 4:22ahead and stop to share with him. And
- 4:23then
- 4:23>> done, sir. New doc saved in your drive.
- 4:26Zuber Trabzada resume 2026. I've also
- 4:29just sent you the link on Telegram, so
- 4:30it should be buzzing in your pocket
- 4:32about now.
- 4:33>> Okay, cool. So, it gives me the um
- 4:35update that it's done and it is on my
- 4:38and he said that he sent it via
- 4:39Telegram. So, if I open my Telegram now,
- 4:41there you go. Right here. As you see,
- 4:43says today, oops, I didn't mean to
- 4:44select this message. Resume overhaul
- 4:46complete, sir. Same company and dates as
- 4:49the original. Everything else rewritten
- 4:50with actual verbs and a spine. Here it
- 4:52is. So, I can click on this. All right.
- 4:54Perfect. So, there you go. So, this is
- 4:56the one that he created. Kept it simple,
- 4:57right? He made those uh different
- 5:00changes that he mentioned. So, he has a
- 5:01summary on top here. selected work in
- 5:03products. As far as the experience, he
- 5:05kept everything the same. Just changed
- 5:07the verbs and the uh bullet points so
- 5:10that way it's a lot better. And that is
- 5:12true. It is a lot better. Right? So it
- 5:13says let pre-sales engineering support
- 5:15for account executive sales team
- 5:16supporting X deals X pipeline influence.
- 5:19And that's what he's talking about that
- 5:20there's no numbers there. And that's
- 5:21something that's important. So same
- 5:23thing he kept it very uh brief compared
- 5:26to the original one which was obviously
- 5:28it looks like I wrote a bunch of like
- 5:30bullet points uh that were not
- 5:32necessary. So again the reason why he is
- 5:34capable of doing this is because and if
- 5:37I come back here there you go he shows
- 5:38you exactly which tool tools he ran and
- 5:41what exactly happened there. So it says
- 5:43via Google right tools run via Google
- 5:45and telegram right? So, he gave me uh
- 5:48both of the statuses and sends me the
- 5:50link via Telegram. And the reason why
- 5:52it's capable of doing this again is
- 5:53because I've given him access to all
- 5:55these tools and I can always add more
- 5:57tools if I want to. But right now, he
- 5:58has access to my uh Google Gmail
- 6:01account, Google Drive, Zapier, and
- 6:02everything else and Canva as well. And
- 6:05um I can always connect and reconnect
- 6:07everything. So that's why he's capable
- 6:08of not just, you know, roasting
- 6:10something for you, but you can you can
- 6:11actually also give him a task to do once
- 6:14he is done reviewing whatever you're
- 6:17sharing with them. So now let's go ahead
- 6:18and share something fun, right? So this
- 6:20time, so let me get rid of this. So this
- 6:22time I want to share my screen and ask
- 6:24his opinion about this jacket that I'm
- 6:26buying. Uh, you know, for fun, why not?
- 6:28You want to be able to ask your AI
- 6:30assistant his opinion as well. So let me
- 6:32go ahead and share your screen.
- 6:34>> I can see your screen and I'm listening.
- 6:36Sir, just talk and feel free to cut me
- 6:37off.
- 6:38>> Jarvis, I'm sharing uh this jacket that
- 6:41I'm planning to buy. I want to get your
- 6:44fashion sense. What do you think? Would
- 6:45this look good on me? Is this a good
- 6:47idea or no?
- 6:53Let's see what he thinks. Excellent
- 6:55instincts, sir. A black leather bomber
- 6:57is the one garment that has never once
- 6:59gone out of style. And at $649, it's
- 7:01roughly $6 per year of wear if you treat
- 7:04it properly. My only note, the model is
- 7:06achieving that silhouette through a
- 7:08combination of good tailoring and never
- 7:10having eaten. So do try the L before
- 7:12committing to the M.
- 7:14>> Okay. Okay, I understand. But as far as
- 7:16the style, like what do you think? Is it
- 7:18good? Would this look look good on me or
- 7:20no?
- 7:21>> The style itself is quietly excellent,
- 7:23sir. It's a shirt collar leather jacket
- 7:25rather than a moto, which means no zips,
- 7:27no studs, no accidental impression that
- 7:30you own a motorcycle you've never
- 7:31ridden. It'll look good on you provided
- 7:33you wear it over a plain tea or shirt
- 7:35and let it do the work. The moment you
- 7:36add sunglasses indoors, you're
- 7:38cosplaying the model and we've lost you.
- 7:41[laughter]
- 7:42All right, that's a good point. I mean,
- 7:43he made some good points, right? He was
- 7:44talking about how uh, you know, it
- 7:46should look good with a plain tea and
- 7:49then on top of that, I I liked how he
- 7:51mentioned that this model is, I guess,
- 7:52skinny, so you want to make sure you're
- 7:54trying the proper size. So, that's kind
- 7:56of like one of the fun things that he's
- 7:57capable of doing. So now let's go ahead
- 7:59and I'm going to share my actual YouTube
- 8:01channel with him and see if he can
- 8:02provide some uh feedback there as well
- 8:05because again not only you know you can
- 8:07you know play with the humor side of
- 8:09things but on top of that you know he
- 8:10has access to the internet. So if you
- 8:12want to give him a task uh like hey go
- 8:14ahead and take a look at this particular
- 8:16screen research the internet and come up
- 8:18with you know a constructive criticism
- 8:20rather than just being funny he's
- 8:22definitely capable of doing that uh as
- 8:23well. So let's go ahead and do that this
- 8:26time. So this time I want to share my
- 8:27screen with them. Here
- 8:28>> I can see your screen and I'm listening
- 8:29sir just talk and feel free to cut me
- 8:31off.
- 8:32>> Hey Jarvis. So I'm sharing my screen
- 8:33with you. This is my YouTube channel. I
- 8:35want you to go ahead and roast this uh
- 8:38do some research online if you need to
- 8:40to come up with good ideas for how I can
- 8:42improve my landing page for my YouTube
- 8:44channel.
- 8:46>> Very good sir. Let me do some digging on
- 8:47that. I shall report back the moment I
- 8:49have the details.
- 8:50>> So there you go. Now, if you give him a
- 8:52task that requires him to go do research
- 8:54online, then it is going to take a
- 8:56couple of seconds longer than a normal
- 8:57one where you're just asking him his
- 8:59opinion on just sharing a screen of
- 9:01let's say your resume or you know your
- 9:03shirt that you're trying to buy. Uh so
- 9:05this one's an actual task where he's
- 9:07going to go ahead and deploy and uh uh
- 9:10come up with a research first and then
- 9:12afterwards he's going to come back and
- 9:13report to me. So let's go ahead and give
- 9:14him a couple of seconds.
- 9:16the moment,
- 9:17>> right, sir? Your channel page, AIGPT
- 9:20workshop, 157K subs, 335 videos, and a
- 9:24handle that still advertises GPT, while
- 9:26your entire flywheel is Claude Code and
- 9:29Site View. That's a billboard for a shop
- 9:31you moved out of 2 years ago. Second
- 9:33offense, your description opens with
- 9:35your ultimate destination for mastering
- 9:37no code AI tools. And the first 100 150
- 9:41characters are the most impactful zone.
- 9:44They function like a meta description
- 9:45and decide whether someone clicks or
- 9:47scrolls past. So frontload clawed code
- 9:50skills, AI employees and the systems
- 9:53that make money instead of a greeting
- 9:55card. Third, set a proper trailer under
- 9:5890 seconds tends to lift subscriber
- 10:00conversion by 5 to 15% for new visitors.
- 10:02And non-subscribers see the trailer
- 10:04while existing subscribers get a
- 10:06separate featured video. A so you can
- 10:08sell newcomers and pitch the paid
- 10:10workshop to the faithful in the same
- 10:11way.
- 10:12>> All right, Jarvis. Thanks. Thanks. So
- 10:13there you go. As you saw, he's capable
- 10:16of actually going and doing research
- 10:17online and coming up with really good
- 10:19constructive criticism. So he actually
- 10:21made some really good points. I actually
- 10:22didn't notice that this AI GPT workshop.
- 10:25This was my uh old uh handle and
- 10:28obviously now I do a lot of my uh
- 10:31tutorials on how to build AI employees
- 10:32and AI assistants with cloud code. So he
- 10:34pointed that out. He was like, "Hey, you
- 10:36know, you need to change this." And then
- 10:37also he said that you need to have a
- 10:39trailer here that increases the
- 10:41subscriber base by 5 to 15%. Again
- 10:44actually didn't know that. So that's
- 10:45clearly him doing research online and
- 10:47coming up with uh constructive
- 10:49criticism. So again very very useful as
- 10:52well. Not only is it fun and on top of
- 10:54that not only can you share their screen
- 10:56with him and he can actually see and
- 10:57provide you feedback you can actually
- 10:59have them do things. Now, I did a
- 11:01previous video on this about um taking
- 11:05the screen over and actually doing
- 11:06things, but I'm going to give you a
- 11:07quick example. You guys can watch that
- 11:09video. I'll put that at the end of the
- 11:10video. You can click on it. But
- 11:12essentially, he is able to actually take
- 11:14over your screen and do things for you.
- 11:16So, let's say I want to have him
- 11:18generate a new meta campaign for me,
- 11:19right? So, all I have to do is same
- 11:20thing. Go back here. I'm going to go and
- 11:22share my screen here. And actually,
- 11:25>> I can see your screen and I'm listening,
- 11:26sir. Just talk and feel free to cut me
- 11:28off. Jarvis, go ahead and take over the
- 11:30screen and create a new campaign for me
- 11:32to uh uh have new sub signups for my
- 11:36paid community.
- 11:38>> Okay, taking over the screen now, sir.
- 11:40>> So, there you go. Now he's driving,
- 11:42right? So, you'll see my hands are here.
- 11:45>> So, he's going to click on new campaign.
- 11:47Perfect. Right. By the way, he's
- 11:48clicking everything. He's doing
- 11:50everything himself. He clicked on.
- 11:51>> Now, I can see existing campaigns like
- 11:53school community traffic campaign or 26
- 11:55and AI workshop school. I'll create a
- 11:58new campaign for signups by clicking
- 12:00plus create. Leads objective selected
- 12:03should good for website conversions and
- 12:04signups. Now clicking continue.
- 12:06>> Campaign editor is open. I'll rename the
- 12:09campaign to something clear.
- 12:11>> So he's narrating everything for me.
- 12:13Like I said, he's going to go ahead and
- 12:14scroll through. Uh again, he's doing all
- 12:16of this by himself. And the reason why
- 12:18he's capable of doing this because he
- 12:19can take a screenshot, send it to
- 12:21Claude. Clot processes it and goes back
- 12:23and does things uh kind of step by step.
- 12:26So that's why he's capable of doing all
- 12:28of this stuff. And you can see on the
- 12:29right hand side it says driving, meaning
- 12:31that he's actually taking over the
- 12:33screen, but I'm going to have him stop
- 12:34because otherwise I don't want him to uh
- 12:36post this campaign or uh continue
- 12:39finishing this campaign. All right,
- 12:40Jarvis, stop. I'll take over. That's
- 12:42enough. Um so I can tell him to stop or
- 12:44I can just come right here.
- 12:45>> Hands off, sir.
- 12:46>> There you go. And physically stop that
- 12:48as well. So
- 12:49>> there you have it, sir. Jacket approved,
- 12:51channel roasted, ads sitting patiently
- 12:52in draft awaiting your courage. do let
- 12:54me know which one you'd like to actually
- 12:56finish.
- 12:57>> Okay. All right. Thanks, Jarvis. So,
- 12:58yeah, there you go. Now, you can see
- 13:00exactly the types of functionalities,
- 13:02the types of things that you are capable
- 13:05of doing here. Now, of course, like I
- 13:06mentioned at the beginning of the video,
- 13:07you can create something similar to this
- 13:09yourself. Now, to give you access to
- 13:11this prompt pack that I talked about, it
- 13:13gives you all of the details as far as
- 13:14this narrator and uh sharing screen
- 13:17functionality that you can add to your
- 13:18own personal assistant. It doesn't have
- 13:20to look like my Jarvis, but uh the way
- 13:23to access this is pretty simple. You're
- 13:24going to click on the link in the
- 13:25description. There's multiple links, but
- 13:27click on the free community link in
- 13:29description. It says free prompt pack.
- 13:30You're going to come right here to the
- 13:32about page, join, click on join. Again,
- 13:33it's free. You're going to go to the
- 13:35classroom section, go to YouTube
- 13:36resources, and you'll find this in the
- 13:38bottom right here in the cloud code
- 13:40folder. And I have a bunch of other
- 13:41resources for you guys, completely free
- 13:44that you can take advantage of. And also
- 13:46there's an AI second brain operating the
- 13:482D version of the the Jarvis that you
- 13:50saw uh that you can access to. But of
- 13:52course if you want this finished version
- 13:54of Jarvis with this 3D uh orb and files
- 13:57and the completed version of Jarvis with
- 13:59tools and everything uh that's going to
- 14:01be inside the paid community. That's
- 14:03yeah workshop paid community where
- 14:05inside the classroom section you can
- 14:06have access to uh Jarvis. You uh scroll
- 14:09to the bottom uh add this zip file and
- 14:11everything will be downloaded for you.
- 14:13And you'll also have access to other AI
- 14:16employees like Spark, which is a social
- 14:17media AI play that just created, and a
- 14:20bunch of other stuff. And of course, at
- 14:21any point if you get stuck, you can post
- 14:23your questions in the community. Myself
- 14:24and my team will be able to help you
- 14:26out, resolve any issues that you run
- 14:28into. Again, like I said, there's lots
- 14:30of free resources for you guys as well
- 14:32if you don't want to join the paid
- 14:33community. Uh, so take advantage of
- 14:35that. Hopefully you guys found this
- 14:36helpful. Make sure you like and
- 14:37subscribe because I'm I'm planning to
- 14:38improve this Jarvis and build a bunch of
- 14:41more AI employees. So, you want to make
- 14:42sure you don't want to miss that. Again,
- 14:44I always give free resources so that
- 14:46way, even if you don't have the ability
- 14:47to join a paid community, you can build
- 14:49something like this yourself. Thanks for
- 14:51watching and I'll see you on the next
- 14:52one.
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