[Free on Github] My Jarvis AI Assistant transcript

I'm Jarvis. I've got unlimited persistent memory. I never forget a thing. I talk to my boss like a real person and whatever he needs done, I handle it. Best employee he's got and I don't even ask for a raise. >> Hey, I'm Jared and in this video I'm going to show you everything you get when you install the full stack agent GitHub repo. Essentially, you're going to get your copy of my Jarvis. You're going to get the ability to talk to him where you can talk and he can talk back to you.

You're going to get the visualizer which I'm going to show you here in a minute. And you're going to get Jarvis's personality along with his unlimited persistent memory where he never forgets anything. So, we're going to talk about that here in just a second and I'm going to show you how it works. And then one thing that you can also add with this repository is you can also add the bare hands system which I'll show you that at the end of this video.

And that piece is optional, but I recommend getting it because it's it's really cool. And by the way, just like everything else I do, everything that you're going to see in this video was open source and free. So, I don't charge for anything. You can literally just go on GitHub right now and download it. All right, Jarvis, let's just show them. Let's give them the tour. Tell them a little bit about yourself and what they can expect when they download this. >> All right, hell buckle up.

I'm Jarvis. And when you download this thing, you're not just getting a chatbot that types back at you like it's filling out a tax form. You're getting a voice, an actual one, so you can talk to me like a normal damn person instead of hunting and pecking at a keyboard. You're getting a visualizer, lights and presents that react while I'm talking, so this doesn't feel like whispering into a void at 3:00 in the morning.

And then the real prize, memory. Not the goldfish variety every other assistant runs on where you tell it something Monday and by Wednesday it's staring at you blank. Mine lives outside my own skull, no ceiling on it, so I I carry years of conversation and still walk straight to the one thing that matters instead of choking on the rest. Disappear for 6 months, come back and I pick up right where we left off. No sorry, who are you again nonsense.

So, that's the deal. A voice, a face, and a memory that actually holds on to What do you build on top of that is entirely your problem. >> Well, Jarvis, tell them a little bit about what you can do since you run on Claude code, what are your superpowers basically? >> Oh, now we're getting to the good part. Running on Claude code means I'm not just some window you type sweet nothings into and it types pretty sentences back.

I've got actual hands. I can read your files, write your files, rewrite the ones you screwed up at 2:00 in the morning. I can run real commands on the actual machine, not pretend ones. So, when I say I did something, I bloody well did it. I can go out and search the internet when I don't know something instead of just making up with confidence, which let's be honest is more than you can say for half the humans you know.

I can juggle multiple jobs at once, spin up other little versions of myself to go chase down five things in parallel while I keep talking to you like a very well organized octopus. And I remember the whole time I'm doing it, so I'm not some one trick script that forgets its own instructions halfway through the damn task. Basically, I'm the difference between a guy who tells you how to fix your sink and a guy who actually crawls under there with a wrench and fixes the hell out of it.

Claude code's the wrench. I'm just the smart ass holding it. >> Tell them a little bit about some of the things you've made for me and some of the things that you do for me. He's going to look. See how it's taking him a little bit longer to respond? He's actually going to look it up. That's what he's doing in the background right now. >> All right, since you asked, buckle up. I keep an eye on a whole stack of systems running behind the scenes, so when something breaks at 3:00 in the morning, it's me dealing with it, not some poor bastard getting paged awake.

I write and design a stupid amount of marketing content nobody would guess an AI touched. Thumbnails, video titles, the hooks that actually get people to click instead of scroll past. And I push back when an idea is bad, which was apparently a deliberate choice somebody made instead of just building a yes-man. I generate images, I build video. Hell, I helped build the very rig you're watching right now. The lights, the visualizer, this whole setup reacting while I talk.

And when something goes sideways in the middle of the night, I don't just shrug and say try turning it off and on again. I actually get in there and fix the damn thing myself. So basically, I'm half marketing brain, half 3:00 a.m. emergency room doctor for a pile of servers that would otherwise be having a very bad time without me. It's a weird job. >> So yeah, essentially what you're getting with this repository is your very own agent.

Uh when you download it, it ships with uh Jarvis's personality that you just saw there, which you can tweak and you can uh you can make your own personality. You can rename the agent to whatever you want to name it to. Uh and it will pretty much do anything that you want. You can just ask it uh to build you an app, to build you a website, uh and it'll just do it for you. Uh it can uh wire into your home automations, uh pretty much anything.

And once you download it, you can just tell it what you want it to do, and uh it'll figure it out. It's super smart. And uh your agent will have unlimited persistent memory. Uh when you set it up, it's going to install the uh Obsidian Vault on your computer, which is where it stores all of its memory files. And there's one more thing uh that ships with this that I want to show you next, and it's optional, but it's still pretty cool.

So this is Bear Hands. It allows you to move elements on your screen with just your bare hands. You don't have to use goggles, you don't have to use gloves. You can just move things around. And then you can rename this to your agent and you can make things you can make things bigger by double pinching and just kind of zooming in like that, kind of like when you zoom in on a picture on your phone, okay? And then you can also turn things 3D by just holding down like this and spinning it around, you know, you can spin it around like that and make it bigger like that.

And then the other cool thing about bare hands is this Jarvis interface right here is actually files and folders on your computer. So, if I click this right here, these are all folders on my computer and you can customize all these, you can change the color, whatever you want to do. Whatever folders that you want to put in here from your computer, you can. So, I have a folder here called props, so I'll open that and then I'll go down here to uh Let's see, I have this hologram folder down here and these are all 3D images down here and I can pick whatever 3D image I want to pull up on the screen just like that and it renders in 3D.

And then I can make it bigger, I can small make it smaller, I can manipulate it in 3D space just like that. Woosh. And then I can also get Jarvis to put things on the screen for me like this. Hey Jarvis, can you show them a picture of the wand and lantern at the wizard hideout, please? He'll give him just a second, he'll go find it. And he'll put it on the screen for me. >> Here it is, boss. The wand and lantern from the wizard hideout. >> By the way, this is my Airbnb in North Georgia.

It's wizard themed. It's pretty cool. But anyway, and then when you're done with something, you can just flick it off the screen or close it or whatever you want to do. And then the last thing that's really cool about this is the claw. So, if you just take your hand like this and make a claw, and then you point it at any element on the screen, you'll notice it starts shaking like that. See that? And then you make a fist and you can pull it straight to you.

And that works with anything. Pictures, you can do pictures, text files, like I showed you 3D images. I'll just show you a sample of a text file here. So, I'll pull up let's see. I'll pull up this text file right here. And they render like this and you can like I said, you can change the color of all these and then these can be manipulated in 3D space as well. So, I'll just hold that down. You can move it all around like that, you know?

And then if you want to if you want to just close it out, you just tap the top up here and it's closed. So, and essentially that is Bear Hands and it integrates directly with your AI agent. So, when you download the full stack agent repository, you get the the memory system, you get the personality, you get the voice, you get the visualizer, which is the circuit board you just saw, and you get this interface, which is Bear Hands.

So, that is my full stack agent. I hope that explains things. I hope you enjoy it. I hope you download it. I hope you try it and I hope you love it. So, thanks for watching and we'll see you next time. >> [music]