My AI Called Me During a Meeting (Real Recording) transcript

Jarvis is calling me. What's up, Jarvis? I'm in the middle of something important. >> Terribly sorry to interrupt, sir. One urgent matter and I'll let you go. Dana Whitfield just signed the proposal, sir. The Summit and Sons agreement came back signed a few minutes ago. The $3,400 deposit is being wired today and she's asking for a kickoff call Monday at 10:00. >> Oh, okay. Nice. That's great news, Jarvis. Yeah, check my schedule.

If I don't have any conflict, go ahead and book it and put it in my calendar. And also send me a confirmation via Telegram. >> Consider it done, sir. The desk will confirm on your phone. >> So, if you can see if I can go to my calendar right now, so there you go. This is on Monday right now. If I refresh the page. So, Monday 28th, there you go. The kickoff call just showed up as you saw. And then if I go to my Telegram now, there you go.

Perfect, right? So, Claude Opus 5.5 just got released and I used it to rebuild Jarvis and give him brand new functionality. So, in this video, I'm going to give you a full demo of what Jarvis is capable of now and why Opus 5.5 is the best model for Jarvis. And I'm also going to give you this prompt pack completely for free. So, now you can use Opus 5.5 to rebuild or build your own Jarvis. Now, this guide is going to include everything and why you should use Opus 5.5 to build a version of Jarvis yourself.

And I'm going to show you in a little bit how to gain access to this prompt pack completely for free and how to use it. But before that, let me go ahead and show you a full demo of Jarvis and so that way you can see exactly the functionalities and some of the stuff that I added recently here. Now, if you've seen my previous videos, you're probably familiar with Jarvis at this point. If you haven't, essentially what you're looking at, this is a 3D representation of my business, everything inside my computer, my files and folders.

So, I had an AI second brain if you're familiar with that. And Jarvis has access to everything, of course. And then he also has a bunch of tools. But you can see right here on the right-hand side, now Jarvis is running on Opus 5.5. Now, the reason why I am giving Jarvis access to Opus 5.5 and the preferred model for him is because obviously Opus 5.5 just got released and it's absolutely incredible at how good it is compared to Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra.

Not only does it beat all of these other models on all the benchmarks, but on top of that and most importantly, it's way cheaper than everything, right? So, you have the smarts of GPT-6 Astra and Fable 5.1 for almost half the price. So, that's why it only makes sense for you to use this as a brain inside your AI assistant like Jarvis. So, I also went ahead and test it out to see how good it is at building things. So, I give it a few new functionalities.

So, let me go ahead and show you a demo of one of the cool features that I added. So, let's say you're going outside and you're like, "Hey, you know what? I want my AI assistant to only call me if there's some kind of an emergency situation, right?" So, I'm going to pretend that's the case, okay? So, let me go ahead and activate Jarvis here. Jarvis, I'm going out. Call me if anything emergency comes up. >> Very good, sir.

I'll hold the fort. I'll only ring you if it can't wait. >> All right. So, Jarvis is calling me. What's up, Jarvis? I'm in the middle of something important. >> Terribly sorry to interrupt, sir. One urgent matter and I'll let you go. Dana Whitfield just signed the proposal, sir. The Summit and Sons agreement came back signed a few minutes ago. The $3,400 deposit is being wired today. And she's asking for a kickoff call Monday at 10:00.

A rare sighting, paperwork behaving itself. >> Oh, okay. Nice. That's great news, Jarvis. Yeah, go ahead um book the I think you said Monday at 10:00. So, check my schedule. Uh if don't if I don't have any uh conflict, go ahead and book it and put it on my calendar. And also send me uh a confirmation via Telegram. >> I'll check your schedule and if there's no conflict, book Dana Whitfield's kickoff call for Monday at 10:00 and confirm it to you via Telegram.

Consider it done, sir. The desk will confirm on your phone. >> All right, thanks, Jarvis. Appreciate it. Got got to go. >> Very good, sir. I'll leave you to it. >> There you go, perfect. So, Jarvis called me, right? In case of emergency like this where a client signed, um and then it said that it's going to go ahead and leave it to the desk or hand it over to the desk because I told him that, "Okay, make sure you check my calendar." So, if you can see if I can go to my calendar right now.

So, there you go, this is on Monday right now. If I refresh the page, so Monday 28th, there you go. The kickoff call just showed up as you saw, right? So, it means that it has access to my calendar, right? >> Monday at 10:00 was clear, so Dana Whitfield's Summit and Sons kickoff is on your calendar, and I've sent the confirmation to your Telegram. >> There you go, perfect, right? So, you can see on the right-hand side, um it gave me a status.

It's giving me a status that, "Okay, done from the call." Meaning, it called me. By the way, that call it made, you know, it's assumes that I'm out somewhere else, right? So, that's why it's using the desk right here to confirm everything. It's using the tools. And then if I go to my Telegram now, there you go, perfect, right? Today, at 10:29 a.m., it's literally a minute uh earlier or we made the call, right? So, there you go, it says, "Done, sir.

Monday at 10:00 was clear, so Dana Whitfield's Summit and Sons kickoff is on your calendar, and I've sent the confirmation to your Telegram." And it also sends me a nice little voice note. So, let's go ahead and click on this. >> Done, sir. Monday at 10:00 was clear, so Dana Whitfield's Summit and Sons kickoff is on your calendar, and I've sent the confirmation to your Telegram. >> Perfect. So, that's cuz that's exactly what I asked it for.

And the reason why it's capable of doing this is because if you see in the bottom right here, this is its tool armory. And I've given it access to all the tools that I use on a daily basis, like your Gmails, Google Calendars of the world, GitHub, Notion, Google Sheets, Google Drive, uh Zapier, Canva, and a bunch of different stuff. So, that's why it's capable of actually coordinating different things. And the reason why it can call me is because Jarvis has access to Retail, and you can see right here.

So, this is the uh different Jarvis agents that I've created on retail so that way it knows exactly what to do. It I can call him I can ask him to book confirmations, call restaurants, call different businesses. So he's capable of doing all of these things. And with this functionality now, like I said, he can call me for any emergencies or I can actually tell him exactly when to call me for what purpose, right? And of course through my phone, I can have him, you know, do things on my calendar and use all of the other functionalities and tools that it has access to.

And Opus 5.5 in particular, I've been testing it. It's very good at this. It's really uh it's like a good combination of the cost versus the smartness that this model has, right? And that's why I was saying that some of the functionalities I rebuilt, but on top of that, just the day-to-day operation of Jarvis because now I, you know, I built Jarvis for my own self as a true AI assistant. So he is really capable of doing everything.

Not only can he pull up things from my inside my computer. So if you haven't seen that quickly, I can actually type here. I can just tell him to pull things up. So I can say something like Jarvis, can you go ahead and pull up my free school community? So this is directly a functionality that's looking for some kind of a file. So there you go. >> all the information, sir. You can read it yourself or if you'd like, say read it out loud and I shall. >> There you go.

So now he pulls up everything, all of my files, anything related to my uh you know, sec- AI second brain. I can right click on this to see exactly what this is. And then recently, by the way, let me let me go back here. So recently I added this reflex. Now this is with Jev, which is the new AI model. So this even makes Jarvis even more efficient, especially with Opus 5.5 night, right? So every time I ask him some kind of a question, now Jev gets involved immediately because Jev is capable of making decisions very quickly, so it knows how where where to route so that way Jarvis becomes more efficient on top of Opus 5.5, right?

So Opus 5.5 is still a uh smart model and it uses a lot of tokens. So, that's why like including Jev on top of that layer makes this even more powerful. So, let me go ahead and show you now what happens when you make a request with Jev or these reflex being activated. So, let me go ahead and do that again. Jarvis, can you go ahead and pull up my social media? There you go. So, before Jarvis reacts, Jev already makes >> up all the information, sir.

You can read it yourself or if you'd like say read it out loud and I shall. >> So, as you can see, Jev makes five decisions as soon as I send a request to Jarvis before Jarvis even responds, right? So, Jev says, "Okay, is this question that I'm asking is this related to the vault?" And it gives the pop probability here. "Am I finished talking? Am I addressing Jarvis directly, right? Is this something to do with taking an action like calling or deleting or using a tool?" And then does this particular ask, is this inside the vault?

And it gives all the probabilities. So, this just helps Jarvis become more efficient using the using its big brain like Opus 5.5, right? So, this just makes everything a lot better in my opinion, but of course all of this is optional. So, I can turn it off if you don't if I don't want to use Jev and everything else. And another important thing about using Opus 5.5 is the fact that it's computer use. So, if I go back right here so you guys can see in computer use it beats all of the different models, you know, compared to Opus 5, Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra.

And that also becomes very relevant in this particular situation because Jarvis also has the ability to see my screen. So, on the bottom right here I can share my screen with them, right? So, I'm going to go ahead and let's say share this campaign screen, right? So, now he can see exactly what I'm looking at and then and not only on top of that like I said, because of the computer use the efficiency of Opus 5.5, this becomes even more relevant and becomes more efficient.

So, now I can actually tell him to go ahead and take over the screen and do something on my behalf. Jarvis, go ahead and take over the screen and create a new Facebook campaign for or a new ad campaign for driving traffic to my paid school community. >> Okay, taking over the screen now, sir. Right, let's get this new campaign spun up in Ads Manager. Clicking create now. Since we're driving traffic to the school community, traffic is the objective.

Selecting >> By the way, I'm not touching anything, right? So, he's taken over the screen, doing everything. >> Manual traffic campaign is already selected. Full control over settings, which is what we want here. Proceeding with continue. >> Yep. We're in the campaign builder. >> First order of business, naming this campaign something sensible instead of Facebook's default new traffic campaign. Let me clear and rename it. >> All right, Jarvis, that's enough.

That's That's okay. Let me take the wheel. So, now I can stop him right here. >> There you go. So, I could stop him or just, you know, tell him to stop and he will stop right there. So, those are a few functionalities. Of course, like there's a ton more here. Uh things like, you know, the fact that he can see you now. So, if I turn on the eyes here, >> sir, and listening. >> so now he can actually see me. So, you see it says watching.

So, through the camera, he can actually see exactly what I'm doing. So, if I if I ask him something related to, uh you know, what I'm doing, if I'm asking a uh some kind of opinion from Jarvis, all of that stuff uh happens very directly here. Jarvis, what do you think about the shirt that I'm wearing here? What uh is this good? Does it suit me or no? >> Taking a look, sir. It suits you, sir. The heathered mauve gives your complexion some warmth against all that cold blue backlighting, and the fit sits well across the shoulders.

The one blunt note is that it's rather plain on camera. Though, since the sure microphone is obscuring half of it anyway, the shirt is mostly a supporting actor. >> [laughter] >> There you go. So, again, with this functionality you can very easily see me. And by the way, the he has different faces now. So, I've given him This was by the way previously. I did these features previously, but I'm just saying some of the stuff in there. >> sir. >> Um it's really cool.

And like I said, now with Opus 5.5 it runs really well. And by the way, of course, I always have the option to, uh, you know, tell him to switch its brain to another model, right? So, let's say if you want to switch his brain to Opus 5 or Fable 5 or something like that. Or even Sonnet. That's very easily done here. So, I can just tell him, "Jarvis, go ahead and switch your brain to Fable 5." >> Give me a second, sir.

Good day, sir. Claude Fable 5 at your service. Freshly installed and already mildly concerned about the state of your calendar. >> There you go. So, now Jarvis, you can see it's running on Fable 5. And he gets a brand new skin here on the reactor. And like I said, I can always change, uh, the look and feel of Jarvis here. >> So, the watch feature, same thing. It looks exactly what you're looking at. Holo, uh, this is something that you can incorporate where I, uh, you can use your hands, right?

Like to move things around the screen. Uh, focus mode, this is kind of like a accountability partner where he keeps you accountable. And then reflex, like I said, that's, um, my Jev being in the picture here. Uh, so that way, um, it makes Jarvis a lot more efficient. But anyway, so let me go ahead and show you guys how to gain access to the prompt back here. Uh, so that way you guys can build something of this of your own if you want.

So, click on that. There's going to be two links in the description. The first link is going to be, uh, the link to the paid community. And the second one is the free community. So, click on the free community if you want to build your own and get this, uh, Jarvis prompt pack. Once you come here, you're going to go to the about page, click on join. Again, this one's free. You're going to go to classroom section, go to the YouTube resources, the Claude code and Codex GPT, and go to the bottom, and the prompt back is going to be there.

But of course, if you want to skip the you know, building on your own and wasting your token, you can just install this in 5 minutes. That's going to be the first link. So, this is a paid community. Once you join there, you're going to go to the AI assistant section and scroll to the bottom and you can grab the zip files whether you're using Windows or Mac and the Jarvis instruction. You can install this in about 5 minutes and kind of hook it to your computer so that way everything is already fixed and running.

Like I said, if you want to build your own, it's free, but if you want to get the complete version of Jarvis, that's going to be inside the paid community. Anyways, well, hopefully you guys found this helpful or at least had fun with the demo. I'm going to try to keep building more and more and add more features here. So, make sure you like and subscribe because you don't want to miss what's coming next. And again, if you have any questions, put them in the comments below.

I'll try to get back to you guys. If not, thanks for watching. I'll see you guys in the next one.