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Zubair Trabzada | AI Workshop · @AI-GPTWorkshop
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July 7th on your plans on your cloud plans. So, go ahead and take advantage of that because after that it's going to get pretty expensive and move to usage. I've been building non-stop. So, I recently built my personal assistant and my second brain I updated with cloud Fable 5 and it's absolutely incredible.
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capturing the humor uh so you can play around with this prompt on whatever character you're uh creating for your own use case so afterwards after that that comment is generated then I'm outputting this and this is where I'm utilizing this HTTP request tool to grab
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you if you scroll down to the bottom, you'll see that I have built Jarvis AI assistant prompt. So I've given you this prompt back before this was back when I built Jarvis. So you can have access to that so that way you can build a version of Jarvis for yourself. And then afterwards at the bottom, you're also going to
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Jarvis, roast my profile picture. >> A navy blazer over a plain black tee backlit by an empty glass office, sir. The lighting is flawless, the smile is 40% committed, and the whole thing screams, "I'll be pitching you a fund in 90 seconds." Genuinely usable as a headshot, just brutally interchangeable with every consultant on the internet. >> Jarvis, do you have any meetings tomorrow? >> Three on the books tomorrow, sir. A busy block at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at 1:00 p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A day that's apparently too important to name half of its own events. >> Jarvis, create a new invoice
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Jarvis, roast my profile picture. >> A navy blazer over a plain black tee backlit by an empty glass office, sir. The lighting is flawless, the smile is 40% committed, and the whole thing screams, "I'll be pitching you a fund in 90 seconds." Genuinely usable as a headshot, just brutally interchangeable with every consultant on the internet. >> Jarvis, do you have any meetings tomorrow? >> Three on the books tomorrow, sir.
A busy block at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at 1:00 p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A day that's apparently too important to name half of its own events. >> Jarvis, create a new invoice for the new lead Mike Johnson for $2,500 for AI reputation build, and send him an email as well. >> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir. Drafting the invoice now. It'll be on your phone inside a minute with a drive link. >> Jarvis, do you have any unread emails? >> Google, a routine notice confirming you signed into Claude, two.
School AI workshop, a digest of 10 new notifications on your community since yesterday afternoon, three. >> I built the best personal AI assistant on the internet. This is Jarvis. Not only is Jarvis capable of doing everything a normal personal assistant would, on top of that, he's incredibly funny. So, in this video, I'm going to show you exactly what Jarvis is capable of, and on top of that, I'm going to show you how you can build something like this of your own.
I'm going to give you this entire guide and prompt pack, which is step-by-step guide, completely for free, so you guys can build something like this today with your Claude code. All right. So, first of all, Jarvis uses Anthropic's APIs. As you can see, its brain operates on Opus 5, but I have the ability to have him change his brain to any other model, right? I have given him access to OpenRouter, which means that he can access any model, like Grok 4.5, like Gemini, or whatever it may be.
So, let me show you how easy it is to have him change his brain and use a different model. So, in the bottom, you have access to multiple tools here, and one of the ways is to click on this ear, and this is going to turn this into a hands-free mode. So, if I click on this, now Jarvis is listening to me. All I have to do is just basically say, "Jarvis," and he'll be able to respond for me. So, I'm just going to say, "Hey Jarvis, can you go ahead and switch your brain to Fable 5?" So, now there you go.
It's thinking. As you can see all of the data are flowing everywhere and now it's going to switch its brain to Fable 5. >> Good evening, sir. Claude Fable 5 at your service. Freshly installed and already mildly concerned about the state of your calendar. >> All right, there you go. So, not only does he switch the model, he also gets a brand new skin, different color and everything else. So, that's how easy it is to switch the brain.
Now, I'm going to give him an operation. I'm going to tell him to do something. I'm going to tell him to pull up something that's inside my computer, right? So, I'm just going to say, "Jarvis, can you pull up the free school community?" So, now it's going to go ahead and look through my folders and files. If anything matches, it's going to pull that up. There you go. Perfect, right? So, this is everything related to my free school community.
As you can see, it's inside my AI workshop brand. My YouTube channel is connected and everything that's related to this. So, this is basically an operation that's inside my folders and files. Now, you can imagine you can pull up customer information. You can pull up any kind of other specific data that's sitting inside your local files that he has access to. He can also have him make phone calls for me. Now, I did a previous video on this where I give you a full demo of what that phone call represents.
Basically, he has a number. I've given him a phone number and he can make calls on my behalf, book reservations, call restaurants, check prices, let's say for different vendors or whatever I want him to do. So, all I have to do is just say, "Hey Jarvis, go ahead and make a phone call and a reservation for 7:00 p.m. today for three people at a restaurant." >> Ringing the restaurant now, sir. I'll report back the moment the call ends. >> There you go.
So, now I get a call, right? So, now I can answer and set up a conversation with him. Quickly, you can see this. Hello. >> Hi, this is Jarvis, Super Assistant. I'd like to make a booking. Do you have a quick moment? >> Sure thing. >> I'd like a table for three tonight at 7:00 p.m. under the name Zubair. >> Perfect. There you go, right? So, I'm just going to hang up on him. Now, you'll see he'll report back to me. >> Table for three is confirmed for this evening under your name, sir.
They took no deposit and asked for nothing further, merely your punctual arrival. I'd suggest leaving the desk with time to spare, sir. Shall I pop it on your calendar with a reminder so we don't forget? >> So, that's the phone feature, and of course, I have the ability to ask him anything related to my calendar, my email, and all of that good stuff. So, for instance, let's say I have all of these different meetings for tomorrow.
I can ask him to actually call me before a meeting with a prep, which is an incredible feature. Uh but anyways, let me just quickly show you how he has access to my calendar. So, I'm just going to ask him about my meetings tomorrow. Jarvis, do I have any meetings for tomorrow? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir. >> So, now it's going to reach out for tools, and it's going to look to make sure that he has access to the tools, and it's going to go ahead and uh give me that uh calendar events for me. >> Three on the books tomorrow, sir.
Busy at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at 1:00 p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A day bookended by ambiguity and cardio. >> There you go. So, uh very simple and very quickly he has access. Again, all of this is because I've given him access to tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, Zapier, Canva, Figma, Airtable, and I can always give it access to more tools, right? So, that's why it's able to uh check my calendar. And then if I'm asking him to do something specific, because it has access to let's say my Google Drive and my Google Docs.
So, I can communicate also via Telegram here, right? So, I can send him something like, "Hey Jarvis, can you go ahead and uh create a invoice for a particular client?" So, I can send that to him directly. So, there you go. I Earlier, I said, "Jarvis, the new lead Mike Johnson that recently came, go ahead and create a $2,500 invoice for AI reputation build and send him an email reminding him of the payment. So, then he responds to me via a voice note.
So, let's go ahead and let me play on this play this quickly. >> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir. Drafting the invoice now. It'll be on your phone inside a minute with a drive link. >> So, perfect. And then what it does is afterwards it's going to go ahead and create an invoice and gives me the link to the Google Drive. So, I can click on this and this is going to open up. Again, as you can see this invoice is exactly what I asked it for.
I said create a $2,500 invoice for AI reputation manager build, full reputation suite. Now, all of this the details, obviously I didn't give him any description, right? You guys saw that the Telegram note is very simple. All I'm saying is the new lead Mike Johnson. So, the reason why it knows this is because the new lead Mike Johnson is in this leads table. It has the AI reputation build, the proposal set, all of the statuses.
So, I said this lead now has another invoice that we're sending for $2,500. So, this one the coded is $3,400. It doesn't grab that because I told him a specifically on Telegram that he the new invoice is going to be for $2,500 for AI reputation build, send him an email reminding him of the payment once you create this, right? So, therefore this new one is for $2,500. And again, the description all of this is coming from my because he has access to my AI second brain and all knows everything about my business.
So, when I say AI reputation manager build, he grabs all of the description from all of the files that are inside that AI reputation manager folder. And then obviously the formatting and adding AI Workshop Studio LLC invoice, everything else same thing with my email here. All of this is done because it knows my invoice formatting and therefore all he does all I have to tell him is something simple and he it goes ahead and creates the invoice based on the existing invoice format that he has access to.
And then on top of that he has he's capable of creating drafts. So, if I go to my email here, so as you can see earlier, as you guys saw, this was one of the emails that I received. So, all I told him is to go ahead and respond to him. So, he creates a really polite email. Of course, he doesn't send anything directly, and that's on purpose, right? He creates the draft, and I click on send, and that's when it goes, because I have to review everything to make sure that, you know, like he's not saying something ridiculous, right?
So, obviously, these are just a few features. He has so many more features that if I made this video for all the features, it will take a long time. But, one of the most fun features is that you have the ability to share your screen, and Jarvis will be able to see exactly what you're saying. So, for instance, if I click on share screen, and if I share this screen, right? >> I can see your screen, and I'm listening, sir.
Just talk, and feel free to cut me off. >> Jarvis, can you tell me what you're looking at right now on my screen? >> Scanning now, sir. Your own YouTube channel, sir. Zubeir Trabzada AI Workshop, 153k subscribers, 326 videos with the banner shouting "No code AI for beginners and entrepreneurs", and the school link sitting right under it. >> good, Jarvis. Thanks. And then on top of that, you can also have him do things.
So, if you're sharing your screen, let's say you want to fill a form or ask him a particular question, he's also capable of actually performing tasks on your own browser, which is really cool feature. But, anyways, those are some of the cool features that Jarvis has. Now, in order to build this, let me show you guys how you can build something like this off your own. All right. So, in order to build something like this, I've prepared this uh step-by-step guide and the prompt packed.
The everything is there for you to create the first version of Jarvis. Now, in order to get that, all you have to do is click on the link in the description, click on the free community. Again, this is a free community, it's called AI Workshop Light. So, you're going to come right here, join, click on join, and it's going to bring you right here. Then, you're going to go to classroom section, you're going to go to the YouTube resources, and you're going to have access to the prompt pack for Jarvis here.
There's a bunch of different Jarvises, a couple of different versions, but you have access to all of them completely for free. And on top of that, you can have your AI second brain, something similar to what I have built here, uh that you can also get for free. Now, of course, all of this, the prompt pack, the guides, everything is there inside the free community, but if you want the finished, which is this version, right, with all the voice and all of the resources and all of the functionalities, that's inside the paid community called AI Workshop.
Once you click on the paid community, it's going to bring you right here, where you can go ahead and join, and you can just grab this AI Assistant version six, right? So, this is version six uh of Jarvis that you can download in 5 minutes, and you'll be able to uh run it on your own file. And on top of that, if you have any questions, if you get stuck, myself and my team and our entire community is there to help you out uh and provide tech support for you.
So, check out both of the links. Both of them is going to be in the description. Again, this prompt pack uh for if you want to just build something of your own here, we'll give you all the guides and all of the prompts. All you need is Claude code, um you need Google Chrome, and your Anthropic API key. Again, all of the instructions are there. You guys can check it out, and a bunch of different resources are also in the classroom section of the free community.
If you're interested in building something similar to these, and of course, a bunch of other uh different builds that I've done from my previous video. So, check out the free community, and then also, like I said, if you're interested in grabbing these, the paid community is there as well. Again, make sure you guys subscribe, because I've got a a lot more of these AI employees and AI assistants that I'm going to be building, that I'm going to give you guys a bunch of free stuff that you don't want to miss.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.
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