I Built JARVIS from Iron Man with Claude (INSANE Results!) transcript

Jarvis, can you switch your brain to the Grok 4.5? >> Ah, Sir Jarvis at your service, now fitted with the Grok 4.5 brain and utterly unimpressed by the novelty. >> Ooh, it's looking pretty evil there, Jarvis. You got like a red glowing thing going on. I like it. >> Quite the endorsement, sir. >> Can you go ahead and create a couple of designs using Canva for me? >> Consider it underway, sir. >> Now, it actually created everything for me.

So, look at this. Creates four new Well, actually, I like this one. So, I gave my AI second brain access to tools, which completely changes the way I operate my business. And with my personal assistant, Jarvis, now he's capable of doing everything for me through my voice. And in this video, I'm going to show you exactly why everyone and every business needs something like this and why this is such a massive opportunity for those of you who are looking to monetize.

And I'm also going to give you guys access to this free prompt pack, where you can build something like this for yourself or for your own business. And I'm also going to show you step-by-step how to give your AI second brain access to tools like this via MCP or API. All right, so first of all, let me go ahead and give you guys a full demo so you see exactly what this thing is capable of and why giving it tools is such an important thing when it comes to the operational side of things.

All right, so first of all, this is Jarvis. For those of you who haven't seen my previous video, Jarvis is my personal assistant. He can basically into I can basically interact with it via voice. So, before, it was able to just pull up all of the information related to my notes that were sitting in my computer, my folders, and everything related to my business, right? Which you can see visually right here. This is basically everything in my business.

Of course, for everybody else, it's going to look different. But essentially, I can I can see visually all of the components of my business. I can click on each node individually and see where the data is flowing, how it's working, and where everything is connected. But that was very simple. Obviously, that was a very limited operation, and I could have asked Jarvis about something online where I could do research, but it was very limited, right?

So, then a bunch of people requested that I should give Jarvis and the AI second brain access to tools, so that way Jarvis becomes a full-on personal assistant. And with the combination of all of the folders and files that's sitting in inside my computer, with these tools, it can interact and do everything for me. All right, so let me go ahead and give you a couple of demos of what this thing is capable of, so you see how incredible this is.

So, not only can this do things like, you know, checking your calendar, creating new calendar events, checking your email, sending emails, creating draft, but also it can actually do more complicated things like look into your Google Drive, let's say, to look for a specific document that you created, right? Or things like checking your GitHub or creating something through Canva. So, let's walk through a few examples so you can see what I'm talking about.

So, I'm going to go ahead and turn on Jarvis here. >> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and I shall answer. >> Jarvis, could you check to check my email to see if any unread emails today? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir. Right away, sir. This may take a moment. Three unread ones today, sir. YouTube nudging you about the World Cup semi-finals, a PayPal receipt confirming an 83 and 87 payment sent, and a reply from Chealin Chen on the business inquiry YouTube paid collaboration thread.

That last one's presumably the only one actually worth your attention. >> Okay, thanks, Jarvis. >> At your service, sir. Do let me know if the collaboration turns lucrative. >> [laughter] >> So, there you go. As you can see, it's capable of checking my emails, of course, and I can ask him specific task, and I can always ask him to, you know, uh put a response for a particular email or label these emails or much, much more, and all of that is happening through my tool access or the tools that it has access to.

So, let me go ahead and try something else, so that way you can see that it's capable of doing a bit more complicated things than just checking your emails and checking your calendars, right? So, let's say you've had a you know, Google Doc, a ton of Google Docs over there just like I do and you're looking for something specific or let's say you were saving something. So, let's say this one which is this AI workshop increase conversion note that I'd written a while ago through research, right?

So, let me go ahead and ask him something specific about that in the all of between all of these Google Docs to see if he can actually find it. Jarvis, there was a Google Doc that I created a while ago that was related to something like AI workshop increase conversion or something like that. Can you look through my Google documents and find that out and give me a summary of what that was about? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir.

On it, sir. Sir, still checking. The wires are being fashionably slow. Found it, sir. AI workshop increase conversion rate. Let me pull the actual content for you. That's a self-critique of your AI workshop sales page dated around June 1st changes. Three problem areas you flagged. The copy was messy and overwhelming, promising beginners a zero to $3,000 client in 90 days, then dumping Claude masterclass, voice AI, retail certs, and N8N on them. >> Okay, okay, Jarvis.

That's enough. >> [laughter] >> All right. So, as you can see, it pulled up this Google document from all of these different documentation or all of these Google Docs that are in here right in my drive and it was capable of exactly extracting the document that I wanted and it came back with this nice little summary and it gave me exactly what the content of the Google Doc was. Now, as you can imagine, for a business, for an actual business, this is something remarkable, right?

Instead of going doing something manually, they will take them a ton of time, they can essentially just go ahead and interact with their personal assistant like Jarvis or also Jarvis has again access to the entire business lead, all the folders, all the files. So, that's what makes this super powerful where not only does your assistant now have um access to all of the contacts and has access to all of your uh data inside your own business, inside your own computer and files, but on top of that, it also has um obviously access to now tools where it can interact with all your day-to-day uh you know, Google Docs, Gmail, Canva, whatever it may be that you're using.

So, this kind of makes it incredibly powerful and makes it a true AI assistant or an AI employee, which like I said, I'm going to explain why we're heading towards this direction rather than just building uh you know, small chatbots and uh AI agents that are capable of doing individual tasks, right? So, another important thing is giving it access to other tools besides your, you know, Gmails and calendars and Google Docs of the worlds.

So, for instance, Canva is probably one of the most popular design tool. As you can see, I gave it access to Canva here. So, let me go ahead and show you a demo of Canva here. Oh, because it was listening earlier, that's that's why it was uh bringing up this thing that I didn't ask it for. But anyways, that's fine. >> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and I shall answer. >> Jarvis, I'm trying to build a new landing page for my school community, for my YouTube audience.

Can you go ahead and create a couple of designs using Canva for me? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir. Consider it underway, sir. >> There you go. So, now Jarvis is going to use the Canva tool to create these landing pages for me. It's going to first check to make sure that what I'm asking it to do, like using Canva, it has access to that tool. And then afterwards, it's going to go ahead and uh build something for me related to that particular ask.

Now, notice I didn't give Jarvis anything specific as far as uh giving it contacts about um you know, the AI Workshop School Community, my YouTube channel, or anything like that. It will basically figure all of that out because it has access to the second brain. It has access to all of my files that are existing. Now, of course, if he has any kind of specific questions, then he will come back and ask me, but if not, he's going to go ahead and build whatever I ask it to build based on the context that it already has through all of the files and all of the folder inside my second brain that again sits locally and therefore Jarvis has access to that already.

And now with these external tools, it could combine both of those and create exactly what I want instead of me going through and manually explaining everything from start. >> Quite right, sir. I'm not fishing blind here. I've already got context from your notes. The AI Workshop is your paid school community built off the YouTube to school flywheel teaching Claude code tools and AI builds. >> Oh, there you go. Now, it actually created everything for me.

So, look at this. It says um It created uh four candidate design for AI Workshop landing page candidate one. So, I can click on this and see exactly that it opened. There you go. Build real AI tools earn from school, right? And then the second one it created for me cuz it created a bunch, right? So, the second one Again, all of this is inside Canva, you know? And again, why it's doing this is because it has access to the Canva tool and it has access to all of my um all of my existing infrastructure and therefore it can combine those and get me all of the stuff.

So, there you go. It creates four new uh that I don't know. Actually, I like this one. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, very cool. So, let let me go ahead and now give it another task. This time let's say I want it to um ask it something particular about this GEOSEO Cloud Repository, right? So, this is one of the most popular uh repos I created on GitHub. It has 9,000 stars, 1 1.1,400 forks at this point. So, I'm going to ask it something very specific.

So, let me go ahead and go back to my Jarvis here. >> Hands-free engaged, sir. Say Jarvis and I shall answer. >> Hey, Jarvis. can you look into my GitHub and find out what's the recent stat the latest stat related to the SEO GEO repository I created and open-sourced? >> Let me see if I have the tools for that, sir. Consider it underway, sir. Still digging, sir. Patience is a virtue I'm performing on your behalf. Found it GEO SEO Cloud, sir.

Currently sitting at 8,978 stars, 1,433 forks, and 16 open issues. Last updated just yesterday, July 14th. The most recent commit itself was back on May 27th. Move star history chart >> Perfect. Thanks, Jarvis. All right, so as you can see right here, it found exactly the GEO SEO Cloud repository, right? It has 8,978 stars, 1,433 forks. Very specific, right? If I click on this, that's exactly what it is, right? It has I mean it rounds it up, so if I click on the 9,000 stars, now you'll see that it is exactly what he you know, mentioned and also all of the different forks and all of the different stats that's specifically to this particular uh repository, [clears throat] right? >> Sorry, kept interrupting.

But anyway, so you can see it's capable of doing so much more. So now let me go ahead and give you kind of a guide on how to first of all create something like this and then also how to give him uh more tools and give him more access. So of course, uh I have given it access to individual tools just like you know, for Cloud let's say for MCP servers, but also you can add your own custom MCP server here or you can use something like Zapier.

Now this is another really convenient way especially for your own AI second brains uh uh to give access to one tool that's capable of connecting to all of the different apps that you use on a daily basis, right? So I'm going want through both of those. I'm going to walk through how you can um I'm going to show you how you can connect like individual tools and then also how you can connect something like a Zapier where then you can just basically give them access to all 8,000 apps that Zapier has access to.

So now let's go ahead and walk through this step-by-step. So first of all, in order to build something like a AI second brain with Jarvis, I've done another video on this. I'm going to give you guys I'm going to put the link in the description that you guys can take a look at that in more details to see how Jarvis was built. Uh but you can go ahead and click on the link description. This will take you to this free community.

You're going to click on join, right? Once you click on join, you're going to end up right here. You can go to the classroom section, you go to YouTube resources, go to Cloud Code, and you have access to this Jarvis AI assistant prompts. So if you click on this prompt pack, this will give you how you can build something similar to Jarvis. Of course, like not exactly like Jarvis because this took me like uh millions of tokens to build and a lot of back and forth to get it to where this is, especially with the 3D version and with all the tools and kind of the humor, the voice, everything else.

Uh but you can build like a starting point, right? But if you want, of course, the finished version, there's the This is available inside my paid community, inside classroom section, where you can just basically download this in 5 minutes including other AI assistants and AI employees that I built. Both of those links are going to be in the description and email below. You guys can check it out. But anyway, so let's go ahead and once you get to a place where you have installed or created a version of uh the second brain for yourself, the next step is giving it access to tool.

Now, in order to kind of get this infrastructure up, of course, since you're going to be using Cloud and Cloud Code to build this out, you can say, "Okay, give my AI second brain access to tools like Canva, Gmail, Zapier, GitHub, and everything else." It's going to build the infrastructure something similar to this. Of course, it might look different as far as the look and feel, but you might end up somewhere here. Now, afterwards, in order to now connect and enable the tools, that's where it becomes a bit more complicated, but don't worry, I'm going to walk you through it.

So, once you have kind of like a skeleton of this, the way to connect it is pretty simple, right? So, the user interface is going to look something like this. So, for instance, if I have installed Canva, right? What you want to do is you want to make sure that you're opening your Canva in the same browser to make sure that when it asks for authorization or for OAuth, then you're able to give it access right away. So, for instance, I just disconnected Canva.

In order for me to connect it again, all I have to do is just click on this and I say connect. So, this is going to immediately >> Canva's approval page, sir. Say the word there and I'll take it from here. >> So, there you go. Jarvis says that he has opened the Canva page. Of course, Jarvis is aware of all of this, but essentially, this is how an MCP or OAuth authorization works. So, all I have to do is now click on allow.

There you go. >> Canva is online, sir. The army grows. >> Perfect. So, now Canva's online. Now, it says it's connected. So, you can do this individually and let's say you are looking for a particular tool that's not in this arsenal, you can always click on this add your own tool and you can name it and then obviously add the MCP URL yourself. Or if you don't want to add give it individually access different tools and add every URL or MCP URL one at a time, what you can do is do something like I have done and give it access to Zapier.

Now, this is also pretty easy to do, but I'm going to walk you through step by step because there are a few complicated pieces that you want to make sure that you're doing correctly. But, the advantage of this is, for instance, like once you give access to once you give your second brain or your personal assistant access to Zapier, then inside Zapier, you can actually add any application you want. So, right now, as you can see, I've only given it access to Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Slack, and Gmail.

I can always add apps right here, most popular. And let's say you are using some kind of a CRM like HubSpot, right? You can just basically add it here and Jarvis or your second brain will have access to all of this all of this individually because it's connected to um your Zapier MCP. And you can see, of course, Zapier is probably the most popular tool out there, marketplace uh for tools that has access to over 9,000 apps.

So, it's kind of like a one-stop shop. So, that's why, like I said, just for the convenience, I like giving I like using uh Zapier inside my second brain and also with my Claude and Claude Code as well. But in order to do this, so what you have to do is you have to head over Let me disconnect this so we can start again. Okay. So, you're going to click on Zapier. You're going to click on connect or paste URL. Okay, so to get your MCP URL, you're going to click on the link description.

Again, I'm going to put the direct link here. So, once you click on that, it's going to bring you right here. So, once you're here, you can click on new MCP server, right? You're going to click on new MCP server, and this is going to now pull up okay, what kind of a AI agent are you trying to connect this to? Of course, you have the Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPTs of the world. Or, if I click on see all, I can see all of the other uh uh agents or platforms that I have access to.

Of course, mine's custom. So, what you're going to do is click on other here, and this is going to bring you to now this tab where now you can add different apps. So, but before I do that, what you're going to do is click on the top right here next to uh apps, skills. Uh you're going to click on connect. And then here, as you can see, it says connect your client because this is a custom client. We can just basically add this to our um uh Jarvis or second brain through here.

So, step one is going to be generating token. So, all you have to do is click on generate token. And in the bottom, you can see there's two different options. So, there's one that's the direct URL here, or it says you can manually copy the token as well. Just make sure you don't share your token with anybody uh so that way you don't get in trouble there. So, what you're going to do is click on this. You're going to copy this, you're going to come back, and you're going to paste it here.

I'm actually going to use another account because mine's already in this server. So, that's all I'm doing. I'm going to click on connect. And this time I'm going to rotate token because this is basically um a token that I already connected to. So, if you want to generate a new token, then this is how you do it. So, I'm going to click on rotate token. So, how to connect? There's option one, right? You just do this authorization.

But, option two, this is the simplest one, just like we did before. All I'm doing is just copying this. Of course, this is for you, it's going to look something like this, right? If it's your first time. This is just me doing it again because I already connected it, so that's why it looks like this. So, what you Once you copy this, you're going to go back to your your second brain, you're going to click on it this again, connect, paste, and okay.

So, now it's >> Zapier is online, sir. >> There you go. Zapier is now connected, which means now I have access to all of the tools that's inside my Zapier. Let me clear that this. I've saved token. So, now I can go to my apps here, and it has access to all of these apps. And if I want to add something new, all I'll have to do is click on add. Let's say I want to give it access to um let's see. Google Drive, let's say, right?

Now, inside this I can also set permission, right? So, I can say it retrieve a file, uh find a file, export a file, or whatever it may be. I can set all of these permission, and then all I'll have to do is do connect, and this is going to go ahead and ask me inside my Zapier to connect. This is kind of the beauty of it. It's very simple because Zapier already has these connections set. All I have to do is just basically select my account here, continue, continue.

And there you go, perfect. So, now I can say add three tools, and now inside my Zapier I've given my second brain, my personal assistant Jarvis, has access to Google Drive. And I can add any app I want from here. And now, if I ask Jarvis to do something, he's going to look inside the tools, first of all, the connection with the tools, and see, "Okay, Zapier is connected here." And it's going to go ahead and reach out to Zapier and find out the Google Drive or the Google Calendar, whatever it may be, and it's going to perform that task.

Now, like I said, one thing is for transparency, of course, you want to make sure that you are on a uh uh a pro plan, because then you get each request that you get from Jarvis, it's going to uh cost a couple of tasks. Um or they they have a free option as well, so that gives you 100 tasks. So, go ahead and sign up for a free account. You can test this out. So, it's a really convenient way. But, like I said, of course, you don't have to do this.

I mean, you can uh attach each tool individually. That's just totally up to you. It's just a matter of convenience. Anyway, so, that's how you can connect any tool to this uh through the MCP server URLs. And of course, for each individual tools, the permission is going to be different, right? So, for instance, for Canva here, uh Notion or something like that, it's going to be kind of like an OAuth. So, let's say if I want to uh uh connect Notion here, not from Zapier, but just directly here, all I have to do is click on connect.

And same thing, this is going to >> I've opened Notion's approval page, sir. Say the word there, and I'll take it from here. >> There you go. So, I just can click on authorize, and it's going to go ahead and connect it with me. So, again, it just depends >> Notion is online, sir. The armory drones >> depends on your personal use case. Uh both of them are totally fine. One thing to note, though, if you're connecting your Gmail or your Google Calendar directly, uh without the Zapier integration, there is like a setup.

I haven't done it, but it's it's you have to go inside your Google account and the Google APIs and give it permission and everything, cuz otherwise it won't let it set up. But, again, you can just have Cloud or Cloud Code do it. Um if you want direct connection to your Google uh set of tools there. And by the way, another thing is I can also have Jarvis switch its brain because I've given it access to open router where you can use any model and then of course it can access the cloud models itself.

So let me show you how that works. Jarvis, can you switch your brain to the Grok 4.5? >> Ah, sir Jarvis at your service now fitted with the Grok 4.5 brain and utterly unimpressed by the novelty. >> Ooh, it's looking pretty evil there Jarvis. You got like a red glowing thing going on. I like it. >> Quite the endorsement sir. The red glow was purely for dramatic effect. >> I like it. I like it. Okay. Switch your brain back to Fable 5. >> Good evening sir.

Claude Fable 5 reporting for duty as your new brain and may I say the previous one left the place in a frightful state. >> So there you go. Now you can switch the brains. Obviously it has access to my open router APIs and therefore it can access any model, right? So Grok or whatever model hits the market. So that's another kind of cool thing about having something like this is you can always take advantage of cheaper models that are hitting the market or let's say a model is not working properly for your second brain or your AI assistant is not using tools properly.

That's where you can now utilize different brains. Of course with Fable 5 it's expensive. And this is using API usage. So therefore you want to make sure that you're trying out different models to see what works better as far as using the tool, interacting with your second brain and then also you know performing the task that you're asking it to perform. Okay, like I mentioned in the beginning of video, one of the reasons why we're moving this route, we're moving towards these AI assistants and AI employees is because we're no longer in the era where simple AI chatbots are going to be efficient efficient for us, right?

Because voice [snorts] has become now at a place where now we can interact with all of these models in real time because of these new duplex models that are hitting the market like GPT real time for instance and the new GPT voice model that they recently released. It's so good at communication that it's almost impossible to you know differentiate between having a conversation with an AI agent or your AI assistant versus a human being.

And now being able to have access to these tools where they can perform everything, now you become extremely efficient whether you're using this for personal use or for a business. You can imagine something you can set this up for a business that will save them ton of time, right? A business operator whose personal assistant has access to all of the business knowledge that they have because it's all inside the computer and now it has access to tools.

You can imagine how efficient that business operator becomes. So that's why like I said this is such a huge opportunity as far as the monetization. So let's say you're AI agency owner looking to monetize AI. This is the next era, right? This is where we're heading. This is the future. So make sure you're learning these. Make sure you're learning how to build these AI employees and AI assistants that you can interact with voice and give it tools because this is the next this is the next era of AI automation, right?

Building these type of AI employees. And again I have given you guys a ton of resources in the free community here inside the classroom section and the YouTube resources. I have a ton of free stuff, free prompt packs, how to get started with these AI employees and AI assistants. And of course if you're interested in actually you know building these plug and play, that's inside the paid community where we also talk about the AI agency aspect and how to make money and how to reach out to clients and how to price your services, how to close a client and people from all over the world are there and collaborating with each other.

So if you're interested check that out. If not, thanks for watching. Make sure you like and subscribe again because I'm going to making a lot more content in this particular field and if you have any questions put them in the comments below. Thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next one.