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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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This is so cool. I saw I feel like Tony Stark in Iron Man. Jarvis, can you pull up the free school community folders? >> I've pulled up all the information, sir. You can read it yourself, or if you'd like, say read it out loud and I shall. >> Hey guys. So, I'm incorporated HoloHands with my AI assistant and AI second brain Jarvis. Now, I'm going to show you a full demo of what this is, and then I'm going to give you this entire thing completely for free on GitHub, and I'm going to show you how you can actually improve this cuz I'm going to give you also a
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This is so cool. I saw I feel like Tony Stark in Iron Man. Jarvis, can you pull up the free school community folders? >> I've pulled up all the information, sir. You can read it yourself, or if you'd like, say read it out loud and I shall. >> Hey guys. So, I'm incorporated HoloHands with my AI assistant and AI second brain Jarvis. Now, I'm going to show you a full demo of what this is, and then I'm going to give you this entire thing completely for free on GitHub, and I'm going to show you how you can actually improve this cuz I'm going to give you also a prompt pack so that way you can add more features to this.
So, this is HoloHands. Basically, it's where I can move my hands, I can control my entire screen using my hands without any external application. So, for instance, I have a bunch of files here so you can see I can pinch this, I can grab it, I can move it around, or I can double click on this and this opens this thing further with a bunch of different features. I just have uh some cards here like just a few notes here so that way you guys can see what this thing is capable of, but you can do so much more with this thing, right?
So, I can use two hands to zoom in everything, zoom like kind of twist things around, right? I have 3D objects here, and of course I can always double pinch this and this closes all of the notes. I have 3D objects here so as you can see in the bottom here. Let me zoom in a little bit. There you go. So, this is a 3D object. Now, I put this uh big circular thing so when I'm grabbing a three object 3D object, I know exactly uh what I'm grabbing here.
You can flick things around, move things around. This is so cool. Again, I'm going to give you a full demo. But before that, let me show you how you can grab this completely for free. So, I've made you guys this GitHub repo. So, by the way, uh just as a callout, this was inspired by I I watched a couple of videos. I believe a gentleman named Jared. And then I watched two other videos as well. Uh to be honest, I completely forgot their names.
This was on YouTube. So, this was inspired by them, but obviously, I did not steal anything from them. This is a complete brand new repo. I built this uh from scratch, but I just saw their videos and I got inspired by them. So, I built all of this thing out. Now, again, inside the GitHub, you'll have the direct link, so you can just go directly and have I've created this one command for you guys, so you can just basically copy this, post it in your terminal, and this holo hands will show up for you.
And then on top of that, um I've also created this free page on my free community here. So, this is a complete free community, it's called AI Workshop Light. I'm going to put this link as well. You can go to a classroom section, YouTube resources. So, I've also given you guys a zip file. If you don't prefer uh you know, if you don't want to use GitHub, you can just download the zip file. And most importantly, I've given you guys this PDF prompt pack, where it gives you the entire guide on how to update this, how to make it your own, how to create additional features, so that way you can incorporate this for whatever project you're using.
Of course, for mine, I used it inside my um Jarvis AI assistant. So, this is a very complicated version of this, but essentially it's the same thing. I can control like my entire AI second brain with my hands and gestures. So, for instance, if I throw a peace sign, everything kind of goes back to normal. Same thing, I can uh pinch any node. So, all of these nodes that you're seeing, so let me go back here. All of these nodes that you're seeing, this is my AI second brain my inside my computer.
So, it's very responsive, as you can see. So, I can click on something, it brings it up. If I double pinch something, it opens up an additional card. Same thing, I can zoom in, zoom out, and all sorts of good stuff. And of course, my AI here, Jarvis, go ahead and introduce yourself to my YouTube audience. >> Certainly, sir. Good evening. I'm Jarvis, Zuber's second brain running on Cloud Oculus 5. I hold his notes, his calendar, his inbox, his drive, and a real telephone line.
Which means when he says book a table, a phone actually rings somewhere in the world, and a human being answers it. I also draft his invoices, set his reminders, and shout at him through a focus timer when he wanders off to YouTube Think of me as a butler who never sleeps, never forgets, and never once pretends to have done something he hasn't. He built me with Claude code, which, and I say this with genuine admiration, means the man's assistant is also his product demo.
Do watch to the end. He's about to make me do something. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, exactly. All right, so again, uh just to be clear, I want to make sure you I'm not you guys are not being deceived. The this Jarvis is not free on GitHub. What I'm giving you guys free on GitHub is this holo feature. So, these hand gestures and uh you basically exact exactly this. So, that way you guys can either use the GitHub or the zip file.
So, you'll be able to download this. And like I said, I have that guide on that PDF where you guys can make this completely your own. Uh obviously, Jarvis is my full AI assistant. And as you saw, it has just like he mentioned, he has access to multiple different tools. Uh he has a phone number that I call him. If you guys have seen my previous videos, you're pretty familiar with Jarvis at this point. Uh this holo gestures is just an additional feature that I added.
And also, right now on I'm on Jarvis version 7. So, he's getting a bunch of different upgrades. Uh if you want access to this Jarvis, that one is going to be inside the paid community. That's the AI workshop paid community where you have access to AI assistants. Again, Jarvis version 7 and 6. And then also other AI employees like a social media AI employee. And of course, a community of people. So, if you ever need tech support or if you ever get stuck, uh we're all there to help you guys out.
But anyways, let's get back to the videos. So, uh let me give you guys a quick demo of what you're going to get >> Notice, uh free on GitHub. >> Jarvis, hold on. I'm talking to my audience. Be quiet. >> Off you go, sir. I'll do my best to look competent on camera. >> [laughter] >> All right, Jarvis uh is always listening, so he uh tries to interrupt me. But anyways, okay. So, this is what you guys are going to get. Okay?
So, this exact thing that you're seeing in front of me. So, I have a few different notes here. So, let me give give guys a full guide on a full demo here. In the bottom, you have oops, I didn't mean to do that. In the bottom, you have all of the different functionalities of what you can do with this thing. So, pinch, grab, flick, two hands, all of that stuff. You see it in the bottom right here. On top, hands on, make sure that's on cuz otherwise it's not going to detect your hand.
You just need your camera, you don't need any additional details or any additional tools, so it will just work very easily there. And then right next to hands, if you click on cam, right now it's at 80%. This is just basically the darkness and brightness of the screen here. So, feel free to play play play around with that. The cam 15% means it's very dark, so that way you can still like see the as you can see, I can point at these things and it'll exactly show me what I'm talking about.
If I pinch on it, it's going to open it. If I pinch back, it's going to close it. But anyway, so this 15% is just the light and it goes to 55% and 80%. So, I'm just going to keep it at 80% so that way you can see my face here. But essentially, that's how you can you know, change the different lighting option there. Reset, if you click on this, it's going to bring everything back to this kind of default and you can always move things around with your with the mouse as well.
So, if you just click on it, it the mouse works as well. But obviously, the best part is using your hands and fingers there. Effects, so I'm going to talk about this in a little bit. Debug, you can if you run into any issues, you can click on debug. And then retry camera, so obviously, you want to make sure that your Chrome because this is going to be running on localhost, you're giving this localhost or this tab in Chrome permission to your camera so that way it can see you cuz obviously, it's going to detect your hand gestures based on camera.
Okay, so that's kind of like all of the features that are here. So, now, let me show you what you guys can do with this thing. So, let me move a few of these things around. So, I have these two 3D objects and by the way, like I said in that PDF guide, you guys will see that you have different options to add other things as well. This is just, you know, an example. But on the PDF guide, I show you exactly how to add other things.
But essentially, these are folders, right? So, as you can see, if I move my palm around, right? Like, nothing really happens. It just kind of goes over that particular folder. So, let me actually move this a little further so that way there's no interact. But as soon as I come close and I click pinch my finger, now you see I'm grabbing this particular one, right? So, as you can see, the mouse is this side and my other hand is here, so I can move this thing around, right?
And if I double-click on it, there you go, it opens up, right? Let me just move them back around. I can open these individual cards, right? So, again, this could be anything. You guys can add your own folders, your own files. It could be whatever you wanted to add, right? And same thing, if I go back to on top of that particular folder, if I pinch back, it's going to close all of the files that are inside it, right? And the same thing, I can move things around.
I can also flick this. It goes kind of like bounces off the screen. I did this on purpose because I was like, I don't want to flick this completely out of the screen, but it's kind of cool to like grab these things and kind of flick them around and they bounce off the the screen there. Okay, so that's how you can you know, select or grab something and open it. And of course, you can use two hands. So, if you pinch two hands, it grabs the entire screen.
You can zoom in and zoom out here. So, if you want to reorganize, it kind of just follows your hand right here, as you can see, right? And of course, I have a couple of 3D objects here. So, this one's for instance, this is like this little spaceship thing, right? So, if I just flick this, you can see it spins around. It's kind of cool and I can I can always zoom in. And if I zoom in, these things come close and the 3D stuff starts to kind of fall, you know, open up even more, right?
So, same thing, if I just flick this thing around, it kind of moves around. Again, not very useful, but kind of cool, right? So, and then I also have this kind of dinosaur thing. Um so, same thing you can just like throw this around and it starts to spin around. So, very cool there. And then if I enable effects, so you can do do more functionalities. So, for instance, I could just come next to this and I can do this and the closest folder or the closest object comes next to me and same thing I can just move things around now cuz I'm holding everything, right?
And I can like release my hand and go back goes goes back to normal. And if I just have a palm, right? Right next to these things and if I hold the same thing, uh it highlights the object that I'm trying to grab, right? So, I can same thing grab this thing around. And then another thing is I can also throw a peace sign. So, if I throw a peace sign, everything is going to go back to its original form. So, same thing like I incorporate this inside my uh Jarvis here.
So, if I throw a peace sign, it goes back to my normal default there, right? So, uh same thing the peace sign just puts everything to its original spot. And then also if I if I do two hands and do this, everything kind of gets organized in a grid, right? So, take a look at this. Now, let me just move things around so you can see it's kind of a mess. So, now if I put my hands up, do this, there you go, everything kind of gets organized in a grid.
So, some really cool functionalities uh functionalities there. Uh so, feel free to play this thing with this thing around. It's a lot of fun. Uh and you know, just run your um the zip file that when you download the zip file, you can put it in your cloud code. Let me move this around my face. Uh you can put it in cloud code. So, the zip file that I showed you guys right here in the free community, right? So, in the YouTube resources in the free community, this zip file, if you download it along with the prompt pack, you can actually upload the zip file uh into cloud code and then you can talk to cloud code and say, "Hey, I want to add more features or I want to do this.
I want to make these changes. Uh I want to change the lighting. I want to add this effect." So, that's where you can completely make this on your own. Anyways, well, hopefully you guys have a good time here. Enjoy your your fun little project there. I also have a bunch of other free resources here like a bunch of prompt packs for building Jarvis and Tars and a bunch of other employees inside the free community inside the classroom section.
So, again, all you have to do is click on the link, go to the it's going to bring you to the about page, click on join, and then you will have access to all of the free resources. And of course, like I said, if you need tech support or you want your own personal AI assistant Jarvis like this, then that's going to be inside the paid community. That link is going also going to be in the description. Anyways, hopefully you guys will have a good time.
Let me know in the comments below if you have any questions. I'll try to get back to you as soon as possible. If not, thanks for watching. Make sure you like, subscribe because I'm going to try to add more functionalities to Jarvis here and, you know, other employees that I'm planning to build that you don't want to miss. Thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next one.
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