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Jack Roberts · @Itssssss_Jack
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Chat GPT Astra just dropped. I have been playing around with it since I've got my hands on it and it has unlocked genuinely new use cases for me. Now, instead of showing you how to build a new video game, I'm going to show you the five top use cases that you need to do right now. And I'm also going to include all of the prompts and systems to do those use cases down below so you can grab them completely for free. They'll be in the ball. Starting off with number one, and we're going to do this across five levels, as you can see here. And the first one is going to be
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Chat GPT Astra just dropped. I have been playing around with it since I've got my hands on it and it has unlocked genuinely new use cases for me. Now, instead of showing you how to build a new video game, I'm going to show you the five top use cases that you need to do right now. And I'm also going to include all of the prompts and systems to do those use cases down below so you can grab them completely for free. They'll be in the ball.
Starting off with number one, and we're going to do this across five levels, as you can see here. And the first one is going to be use Chat GPT 6 for one most powerful use cases, which is solving your biggest problem to date. So, going to come down to the second link in the description. And once you're inside the vault, you're going to go ahead and grab this. And effectively, what we're going to do is copy this prompt like so and head over to Chat GPT.
Now, you have literally the world's smartest models at your fingertips and we want to use that to solve our biggest problem. But the criticality here is in how we prompt it. So, essentially, phase one is going to interview you. It's going to find your single biggest limiting factor in your business or your life for the next three months and it's going to interview you one question at a time. Once it's done that, it's going to come back to you with a game plan and break down how you solve that bottleneck in 90 days.
Then phase three, this is where we take it from Joe to pro. It's going to debate this with Claude Fable 5.1 so you get the second level frontier model all debating how they can improve that for you. And it's going [clears throat] to execute that with sub agents. You're going to send that one off and it's going to ask you clarifying questions before you even get started. And for this, we want to use the most powerful setting in Astra, which is going to be extra high.
If you don't see this in your open AI right now, you just need to update the app. And as you can see, first question, three months from today, what is one change in your business or life that would make a big difference for you? I'm starting off with the basics and we'll just going to get more and more interesting as we go through this. And by the way, guys, if you haven't grabbed that coffee, do make sure you have it because you're going to need it as we go through these five different levels.
Now, once you've done that and you've built an entire strategy, you're locked in. It takes us nicely onto level two. And this is the business intelligence operating system. What is the idea with this? Well, first of all, think about it from this point of view. It's long context recall. Went from 73.8% in 5.6 to 96.3%. Now, one thing you know, if you've followed my channel, is that I have my agentic operating system. It does many things.
It has my entire AI system memory. I can use any model in this. It tracks savings. It gives me insights. I asked the new GPT-6 model to go ahead and build for me a financial and business operating system. I have my business OS. I also have my design OS. This lets me design many things, check things in my library, access files everywhere that I want to go through. Now, the business OS is incredible. And just look at the level and quality of UI.
The idea being is that you have one operating system that has everything. I've been building this out for months. You can see US bank accounts, income levels, room to breathe. I even had a ask that I ask this, so I can ask any questions. Just look at the smoothness of this. How I can ask it any single question you want to. I built this, by the way, in one prompt. How ridiculous is that? I can come down. I can see cash flow, all these different things.
And just look at the UI, guys. It's beautiful. And what's really impressive with this is the fact that it really understands this idea of core UI and spacing. So, it's not cramming everything together. It's giving breathing room. We've got growth here, which is awesome. And you can see there's just all sample information. And ultimately, we've got a connection section, so you can see the data that's actually going ahead and powering this.
Now, to build this, you're going to come down, just copy this in, and then just drop that into ChatGPT. It's going to ask you a couple questions, like what are your income goals, what is one goal this quarter you want to achieve. And the whole idea of this finance operating system is it is all geared towards helping you hit the goal in the next few months. When I built and sold my last tech startup, one of the things I realized is it's too You don't want to forecast in 12 months.
No one knows what's going on so it's built around basically systems to practic- practically help you get way further ahead. And then it's going to give you information like income trends, all that kind of thing. If you don't have an agentic operating system, you can build one. If you just want to grab mine, it's available in the community. I'll put a link down below. It says just one click, you can install it, get it set up, and you also get access to all the Brazilian other courses, communities that will get you light years ahead of everybody else.
So put a link down below if you want to go ahead and grab that. Now once you've got a financial operating system you've built others. And by the way, you might be wondering, "Well, how good is it with Claude?" I actually had Claude Fable 5.1 build the same thing, and its results were quite different. This is what Claude Fable 5.1 built me. And as you can see, it's kind of good, it's okay, but you can just see the difference in the text density and how kind of skewed in together.
Again, Fable 5.1 is a fantastic model, but you can see that when you give it the right systems, it's just a bit of a cut ahead. And this itself here is a component that I also got from 21st.dev, which is essentially a website where you can do what I call UI sniping, find different components, add them in there, and it will add it in for you as well. And that takes us very nicely onto level three, which is going to be the ability to build beautiful websites.
As you know, guys, I love design. It's one of the biggest comments I always got on my last tech startup. On-screen accuracy for doing Screen Spots Pro has gone up quite a lot, but the most impressive thing I found is its ability to create things on one shot, basically. Let me show you an example of what this built for me. Again, this was one shot. Now look at this, this is based on some good design reference, but look at this, Jack AI.
Look at this beautiful interaction. I can scroll down. I mean, like, this is craziness to me. And I just feel blessed that we can explore this cool technology and the cool things. I'm Jack Roberts, I teach AI through Real Build. It's very cool. And again, they've got all the different technologies that I cover here, which is cool. ChatGPT, I work Claude, OpenAI, Cursor, Figma, many different brands. Um got this animation here.
Scroll down, and then we've got uh, Base is beautiful. Uh, some call it scroll stopping, which I think is fantastic. Come down, you can see the entire you glide on my community, all this cool stuff. It is really, really, really freaking cool. How do we actually build it? Well, I'll show you right now. I just gave it a prompt. By the way, guys, I grabbed my beautiful coffee. I was watching with GPT-6 games that existed, and it just cooked in the background with such little, um, kind of like input.
Now, to do this, all you're going to do is come over, and you can come down, and you're literally going to head and grab this prompt. But, to do that, you need to build script images and videos. One website I've been having an incredible time with recently is OpenArt. And I recommend you come down and basically just take a screenshot of this webpage. I will put a link down below, just so you can literally grab it, or copy openart.ai.
And then just head back over to ChatGPT. And once within ChatGPT, just say, "Hey there, I want you to go ahead and connect to the OpenArt CLI." CLI just means command line interface, and effectively, it just means that this can go ahead into OpenArt, and kind of create everything for you. Now, ChatGPT-6 is incredible at actually using browseries, but we just want to use a CLI here just because it's easier. Now, in OpenArt, it says it has access to the world's best, in my view, image generation model, which is Seedance 2.5.
You get full access to it in this platform, which is great. And obviously, you can get this in a few different places. I do really like the UI and the kind of the the the whole experience that you get inside the platform here. Obviously, you can go and create videos, explore world generations, characters. MCP is 10% cheaper. But, the cool thing about this though, guys, is once you create this, and you connect your OpenArt account to ChatGPT, effectively, it can just sit there generating for you images and videos on autopilot without you even having to worry about it.
Then, if you want to do more things on a website, you can double click in, create videos, images, smart shots, create characters, voice overs. You If you can imagine it, it's probably on this page somewhere, basically. So, you can have a lot of fun with this, and just let ChatGPT run rampant. Because, when we do give it tools and access to open up, basically it can do anything connected, which is awesome. And that's exactly how we went ahead and got this.
Now, you won't get brilliant results unless you have a great reference. I'll put a link down below for this website that I built that basically combines loads of different systems you can use. Uh 21 out there was fantastic, loads of different guys here. I really like Refero on this. This is one of my current favorites right now. And effectively, you can go on here and just find uh any kind of design systems that you like, go ahead different websites, and just give that as an example reference.
And so, the reference I use here was this beautiful off-road website. And again, you can see how closely and how well it's been able to capture the entire design creative. So, I'll put a link down below for open up so you can check out and build any images and videos that you want to. And in reality, when you're building these websites, you want to get inspiration from multiple different sites and create something really unique and spectacular.
Now, this takes us very nicely onto level four. And level four itself, as you can imagine, is pretty cool. On level four, it's essentially UI systems. So, you can already see how proficient this is. Man, this is so freaking cool. I love this. So, you have your UI systems. Uh let's say you're looking at my Instagram, for example. And again, while we're talking about this, design judgment has improved from GPT 5.6 all to GPT 6 Astra.
Really freaking cool. So, what can you do? Let's say that you're doing Instagram, and you want to grow on Instagram. So, that's a focus that we've had recently. Uh I say we in the royal sense, like it's me, basically. But essentially, what this can do is design beautiful UI graphics for you. What do I mean by that? Well, check this one out. What you want to do down here, and by the way, for the website skill, I've got this one down below, which is a design loop skill, which will bring in critics and help you crush it.
Now, for level four, we're talking about UI systems. Now, you can see it is I I I should do want to call this out, just how good it is at designing this sort of stuff. So, for example, check this one out. This is a guy who just literally since he's got his hands on GPT 6 has been building these beautiful UI systems. Look how crisp they look. Drink a sip of that coffee. And drink this drink the image and drink the coffee.
This is freaking beautiful how it can build for and this is just the tip of the iceberg, guys. You're limited essentially only by imagination. That's the whole thesis of this channel is that if you can imagine it, you can essentially create it, which is awesome. Now, how do we do this? You can give it a very, very simple prompt, okay? Now, effectively, you just explain what you want and it can grab it. You can also connect to just like the website I showed you earlier, 21st.dev, to go ahead and grab some different components, sign up, sign in forms, anything that you want to.
Now, I asked it to go ahead and just build me some interesting stuff and this is what we got. Now, look at this. So, I asked it, "Do me that component I showed you earlier." All I said to it is I said, "Go and grab this component from 21st.dev and make it deep seek themed." And it's gotten the spacing right. Remember, 1.61 is the golden ratio. It's why like shoulders to waist for a guy, that's what they want. But, it's it appears in everything, that ratio.
It's why Apple websites look so gorgeous because everything all text is 1.61 either above or below as a multiple from everything else. And it's gotten that kind of distancing perfect. All I said is add deep seek as an option and it's gone ahead and done that. And all these other ones here, guys, it designed itself. I mean, look at this. We've got sign-ups over here, residents down here, and then AI constellation at the bottom.
And I've zoomed out there so you can have a quick look and look at this AI constellation. Like, it is absolutely gorgeous. And you can even find out what are the best assets. I said, "What are the best websites to go ahead and find UI components to build in any model." And we can actually just find these websites, get them as resources, and do that. So, I'm just doing a bit of a kind of online web search with Glido to have a look and it's given us a couple other different examples here, which is awesome.
Let's open a few of these up and see what we think. And again, and we can just do this, chat to Glido, whatever you want to, and just get any information that we like. And again, these you once you build these components, I recommend that you store them in a folder that you can just wheel out yourself. You're going to build up a system of imagery basically where you can do anything. But this is one thing, but it takes us us so nicely onto level five.
What is level five? Well, it's not our beautiful business slide like dashboard, it's something a little bit different. Five is all about saving you money and actually making you money. What do I mean by that? Well, if you think about it from this point of view, okay, it's actually the T5.6 sales data analysis level was 30.5%. I almost have a promise myself, I'm not going to show you I don't want to show you benchmarks cuz it feel like we we like generic 7 for the stuff.
So I said any improvement I'm going to back up by actual data cuz I think it's so important. It's gotten way better at internal data science tasks. What does that mean for you? Cuz I always ask the question, well, who cares? Like what is the actual difference in my life this is going to make? That's the only thing I care about with this stuff. That's why I want to give you only use cases you can you can use. What we can do with ChatGPT six is actually fire at our lives.
What do I mean by that? Well, you can come down and give it this prompt. So essentially what it's going to do in plain words is going to give actual transactions, your email, your priorities, and it's going to find leaks. It's going to find things that you pay for twice. It's going to find the stuff that you pay for and you don't use. It's going to help you understand it across two levels. One is what is the stuff I'm paying for that I probably shouldn't be paying for.
And the second one is actually what am I not investing in that's getting me a high ROI cuz you're not going to cut and save yourself to a Brazilian dollars, right? You got to got to invest to grow at the same time. So it's wrong to only look from a cost-cutting point of view. But you can see give it this prompt, it's going to order everything. It will say great. Well, I'm already plugged in and connected to Mercury. I'm already plugged in connected to wise.
I can do that full analysis right now and save you this many dollars. Or it will say Jack, you've been talking a lot about some beautiful website designs and you are crushing it in selling these. Therefore, I think you should invest more money in ABC like learning skills to do that or whatever that might be. Now, I'm going to put every link down below for you in the description, so you can literally just grab this and use it right now.
Everything that you need. But, it does bring us nicely onto a really key question. And that's that if we understand some of the powerful use cases, that's awesome. But, how do we actually get the most out of this technology? How do we build systems that work for us even when we're not thinking about them? And to do that, we need to learn how to build one of these agentic operating systems, which we're going to learn together in this video right here.
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