Build Your Own JARVIS with Claude Code

• URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2od7tPirPYE
• Channel: Zubair Trabzada | AI Workshop
• Fetched: 2026-08-17T15:49:54+00:00
• Language: English (auto-generated)

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[00:00] Jarvis, roast my profile picture.
[00:02] >> A navy blazer over a plain black tee
[00:04] backlit by an empty glass office, sir.
[00:06] The lighting is flawless, the smile is
[00:07] 40% committed, and the whole thing
[00:09] screams, “I’ll be pitching you a fund in
[00:11] 90 seconds.” Genuinely usable as a
[00:14] headshot, just brutally interchangeable
[00:16] with every consultant on the internet.
[00:18] >> Jarvis, do you have any meetings
[00:19] tomorrow?
[00:20] >> Three on the books tomorrow, sir. A busy
[00:22] block at 10:00 a.m., lunch with Alex at
[00:25] 1:00 p.m., and the gym at 4:00 p.m. A
[00:27] day that’s apparently too important to
[00:29] name half of its own events.
[00:30] >> Jarvis, create a new invoice for the new
[00:32] lead Mike Johnson for $2,500forAI[00:35]reputationbuild,andsendhimanemail[00:36]aswell.[00:37]>>FoundMikeJohnsoninyourrecords,sir.[00:39]Draftingtheinvoicenow.I{t}^{\prime }llbeon[00:41]yourphoneinsideaminutewithadrive[00:43]link.[00:46]>>Jarvis,doyouhaveanyunreademails?[00:48]>>Google,aroutinenoticeconfirmingyou[00:50]signedintoClaude,two.SchoolAI[00:52]workshop,adigestof10new[00:53]notificationsonyourcommunitysince[00:55]yesterdayafternoon,three.[00:57]>>IbuiltthebestpersonalAIassistant[00:59]ontheinternet.ThisisJarvis.Not[01:01]onlyisJarviscapableofdoing[01:02]everythinganormalpersonalassistant[01:04]would,ontopofthat,h{e}^{\prime }sincredibly[01:06]funny.So,inthisvideo,I^{\prime }mgoingto[01:07]showyouexactlywhatJarvisiscapable[01:09]of,andontopofthat,I^{\prime }mgoingto[01:11]showyouhowyoucanbuildsomething[01:12]likethisofyourown.I^{\prime }mgoingtogive[01:13]youthisentireguideandpromptpack,[01:16]whichisstep-by-stepguide,completely[01:17]forfree,soyouguyscanbuild[01:19]somethinglikethistodaywithyour[01:20]Claudecode.Allright.So,firstof[01:22]all,JarvisusesAnthropi{c}^{\prime }sAPIs.As[01:24]youcansee,itsbrainoperatesonOpus[01:26]5,butIhavetheabilitytohavehim[01:28]changehisbraintoanyothermodel,[01:30]right?Ihavegivenhimaccessto[01:32]OpenRouter,whichmeansthathecan[01:34]accessanymodel,likeGrok4.5,like[01:36]Gemini,orwhateveritmaybe.So,let[01:38]meshowyouhoweasyitistohavehim[01:40]changehisbrainanduseadifferent[01:41]model.So,inthebottom,youhave[01:43]accesstomultipletoolshere,andone[01:46]ofthewaysistoclickonthisear,and[01:48]thisisgoingtoturnthisintoa[01:49]hands-freemode.So,ifIclickonthis,[01:51]nowJarvisislisteningtome.AllI[01:53]havetodoisjustbasicallysay,[01:55]"Jarvis,"andh{e}^{\prime }llbeabletorespond[01:56]forme.So,I^{\prime }mjustgoingtosay,"Hey[01:58]Jarvis,canyougoaheadandswitchyour[01:59]braintoFable5?"[02:03]So,nowthereyougo.I{t}^{\prime }sthinking.As[02:04]youcanseeallofthedataareflowing[02:06]everywhereandnowi{t}^{\prime }sgoingtoswitch[02:07]itsbraintoFable5.[02:12]>>Goodevening,sir.ClaudeFable5at[02:14]yourservice.Freshlyinstalledand[02:16]alreadymildlyconcernedaboutthestate[02:18]ofyourcalendar.[02:19]>>Allright,thereyougo.So,notonly[02:20]doesheswitchthemodel,healsogetsa[02:23]brandnewskin,differentcolorand[02:25]everythingelse.So,tha{t}^{\prime }showeasyit[02:27]istoswitchthebrain.Now,I^{\prime }mgoing[02:29]togivehimanoperation.I^{\prime }mgoingto[02:30]tellhimtodosomething.I^{\prime }mgoingto[02:31]tellhimtopullupsomethingtha{t}^{\prime }s[02:33]insidemycomputer,right?So,I^{\prime }mjust[02:34]goingtosay,"Jarvis,canyoupullup[02:36]thefreeschoolcommunity?"[02:40]So,nowi{t}^{\prime }sgoingtogoaheadandlook[02:41]throughmyfoldersandfiles.If[02:44]anythingmatches,i{t}^{\prime }sgoingtopull[02:45]thatup.Thereyougo.Perfect,right?[02:46]So,thisiseverythingrelatedtomy[02:48]freeschoolcommunity.Asyoucansee,[02:50]i{t}^{\prime }sinsidemyAIworkshopbrand.My[02:52]YouTubechannelisconnectedand[02:54]everythingtha{t}^{\prime }srelatedtothis.So,[02:55]thisisbasicallyanoperationtha{t}^{\prime }s[02:57]insidemyfoldersandfiles.Now,you[02:59]canimagineyoucanpullupcustomer[03:01]information.Youcanpullupanykindof[03:03]otherspecificdatatha{t}^{\prime }ssitting[03:05]insideyourlocalfilesthathehas[03:07]accessto.Hecanalsohavehimmake[03:08]phonecallsforme.Now,Idida[03:09]previousvideoonthiswhereIgiveyou[03:11]afulldemoofwhatthatphonecall[03:13]represents.Basically,hehasanumber.[03:15]I^{\prime }vegivenhimaphonenumberandhecan[03:17]makecallsonmybehalf,book[03:19]reservations,callrestaurants,check[03:22]prices,le{t}^{\prime }ssayfordifferentvendors[03:25]orwhateverIwanthimtodo.So,allI[03:26]havetodoisjustsay,"HeyJarvis,go[03:28]aheadandmakeaphonecallanda[03:30]reservationfor7:00p.m.todayfor[03:33]threepeopleatarestaurant."[03:35]>>Ringingtherestaurantnow,sir.I^{\prime }ll[03:36]reportbackthemomentthecallends.[03:38]>>Thereyougo.So,nowIgetacall,[03:40]right?So,nowIcananswerandsetupa[03:43]conversationwithhim.Quickly,youcan[03:44]seethis.[03:46]Hello.[03:48]>>Hi,thisisJarvis,SuperAssistant.I^{\prime }d[03:50]liketomakeabooking.Doyouhavea[03:52]quickmoment?[03:53]>>Surething.[03:55]>>I^{\prime }dlikeatableforthreetonightat[03:57]7:00p.m.underthenameZubair.[04:00]>>Perfect.Thereyougo,right?So,I^{\prime }m[04:01]justgoingtohanguponhim.Now,[04:02]yo{u}^{\prime }llseeh{e}^{\prime }llreportbacktome.[04:06]>>Tableforthreeisconfirmedforthis[04:08]eveningunderyourname,sir.Theytook[04:09]nodepositandaskedfornothing[04:10]further,merelyyourpunctualarrival.[04:10]I^{\prime }dsuggestleavingthedeskwithtime[04:11]tospare,sir.ShallIpopitonyour[04:12]calendarwithareminder[04:18]sowedo{n}^{\prime }tforget?[04:19]>>So,tha{t}^{\prime }sthephonefeature,andof[04:20]course,Ihavetheabilitytoaskhim[04:22]anythingrelatedtomycalendar,my[04:24]email,andallofthatgoodstuff.So,[04:25]forinstance,le{t}^{\prime }ssayIhaveallof[04:26]thesedifferentmeetingsfortomorrow.I[04:28]canaskhimtoactuallycallmebeforea[04:30]meetingwithaprep,whichisan[04:32]incrediblefeature.Uhbutanyways,let[04:34]mejustquicklyshowyouhowhehas[04:36]accesstomycalendar.So,I^{\prime }mjust[04:37]goingtoaskhimaboutmymeetings[04:38]tomorrow.[04:40]Jarvis,doIhaveanymeetingsfor[04:41]tomorrow?[04:43]>>LetmeseeifIhavethetoolsforthat,[04:45]sir.[04:45]>>So,nowi{t}^{\prime }sgoingtoreachoutfor[04:46]tools,andi{t}^{\prime }sgoingtolooktomake[04:47]surethathehasaccesstothetools,[04:49]andi{t}^{\prime }sgoingtogoaheadanduhgive[04:51]methatuhcalendareventsforme.[04:55]>>Threeonthebookstomorrow,sir.Busy[04:57]at10:00a.m.,lunchwithAlexat1:00[04:59]p.m.,andthegymat4:00p.m.Aday[05:01]bookendedbyambiguityandcardio.[05:03]>>Thereyougo.So,uhverysimpleand[05:06]veryquicklyhehasaccess.Again,all[05:08]ofthisisbecause{I}^{\prime }vegivenhimaccess[05:10]totoolslikeGmail,GoogleCalendar,[05:12]Zapier,Canva,Figma,Airtable,andI[05:14]canalwaysgiveitaccesstomoretools,[05:16]right?So,tha{t}^{\prime }swhyi{t}^{\prime }sabletouh[05:19]checkmycalendar.Andthenif{I}^{\prime }m[05:20]askinghimtodosomethingspecific,[05:22]becauseithasaccesstole{t}^{\prime }ssaymy[05:23]GoogleDriveandmyGoogleDocs.So,I[05:26]cancommunicatealsoviaTelegramhere,[05:28]right?So,Icansendhimsomething[05:30]like,"HeyJarvis,canyougoaheadand[05:32]uh[05:33]createainvoiceforaparticular[05:36]client?"So,Icansendthattohim[05:38]directly.So,thereyougo.IEarlier,I[05:39]said,"Jarvis,thenewleadMikeJohnson[05:41]thatrecentlycame,goaheadandcreate[05:43]a$2,500 invoice for AI reputation build
[05:46] and send him an email reminding him of
[05:48] the payment. So, then he responds to me
[05:50] via a voice note. So, let’s go ahead and
[05:52] let me play on this play this quickly.
[05:53] >> Found Mike Johnson in your records, sir.
[05:56] Drafting the invoice now. It’ll be on
[05:57] your phone inside a minute with a drive
[05:59] link.
[05:59] >> So, perfect. And then what it does is
[06:01] afterwards it’s going to go ahead and
[06:02] create an invoice and gives me the link
[06:04] to the Google Drive. So, I can click on
[06:06] this and this is going to open up.
[06:08] Again, as you can see this invoice is
[06:09] exactly what I asked it for. I said
[06:11] create a $2,500invoiceforAI[06:14]reputationmanagerbuild,full[06:16]reputationsuite.Now,allofthisthe[06:18]details,obviouslyIdid{n}^{\prime }tgivehimany[06:19]description,right?Youguyssawthat[06:21]theTelegramnoteisverysimple.All[06:23]I^{\prime }msayingisthenewleadMikeJohnson.[06:26]So,thereasonwhyitknowsthisis[06:28]becausethenewleadMikeJohnsonisin[06:30]thisleadstable.IthastheAI[06:33]reputationbuild,theproposalset,all[06:34]ofthestatuses.So,Isaidthislead[06:37]nowhasanotherinvoicethatw{e}^{\prime }re[06:38]sendingfor$2,500. So, this one the
[06:41] coded is $3,400.Itdoes{n}^{\prime }tgrabthat[06:44]becauseItoldhimaspecificallyon[06:46]Telegramthathethenewinvoiceis[06:48]goingtobefor$2,500 for AI reputation
[06:50] build, send him an email reminding him
[06:53] of the payment once you create this,
[06:54] right? So, therefore this new one is for
[06:56] $2,500. And again, the description all
[06:59] of this is coming from my because he has
[07:02] access to my AI second brain and all
[07:04] knows everything about my business. So,
[07:06] when I say AI reputation manager build,
[07:08] he grabs all of the description from all
[07:11] of the files that are inside that AI
[07:13] reputation manager folder. And then
[07:15] obviously
[07:16] the formatting and adding AI Workshop
[07:19] Studio LLC invoice, everything else same
[07:22] thing with my email here. All of this is
[07:24] done because it knows my invoice
[07:26] formatting and therefore all he does all
[07:28] I have to tell him is something simple
[07:30] and he it goes ahead and creates the
[07:32] invoice based on the existing invoice
[07:35] format that he has access to. And then
[07:38] on top of that he has he’s capable of
[07:40] creating drafts.
[07:42] So, if I go to my email here, so as you
[07:43] can see earlier, as you guys saw, this
[07:45] was one of the emails that I received.
[07:47] So, all I told him is to go ahead and
[07:48] respond to him. So, he creates a really
[07:50] polite email. Of course, he doesn’t send
[07:52] anything directly, and that’s on
[07:54] purpose, right? He creates the draft,
[07:56] and I click on send, and that’s when it
[07:57] goes, because I have to review
[07:59] everything to make sure that, you know,
[08:01] like he’s not saying something
[08:02] ridiculous, right? So, obviously, these
[08:04] are just a few features. He has so many
[08:06] more features that if I made this video
[08:08] for all the features, it will take a
[08:09] long time. But, one of the most fun
[08:10] features is that you have the ability to
[08:13] share your screen, and Jarvis will be
[08:15] able to see exactly what you’re saying.
[08:16] So, for instance, if I click on share
[08:18] screen, and if I share this screen,
[08:20] right?
[08:20] >> I can see your screen, and I’m
[08:21] listening, sir. Just talk, and feel free
[08:23] to cut me off.
[08:24] >> Jarvis, can you tell me what you’re
[08:25] looking at right now on my screen?
[08:29] >> Scanning now, sir.
[08:35] Your own YouTube channel, sir. Zubeir
[08:37] Trabzada AI Workshop, 153k subscribers,
[08:41] 326 videos with the banner shouting “No
[08:45] code AI for beginners and
[08:46] entrepreneurs”, and the school link
[08:49] sitting right under it.
[08:50] >> good, Jarvis. Thanks. And then on top of
[08:52] that, you can also have him do things.
[08:54] So, if you’re sharing your screen, let’s
[08:56] say you want to fill a form or ask him a
[08:57] particular question, he’s also capable
[08:59] of actually performing tasks on your own
[09:02] browser, which is really cool feature.
[09:04] But, anyways, those are some of the cool
[09:05] features that Jarvis has. Now, in order
[09:07] to build this, let me show you guys how
[09:09] you can build something like this off
[09:11] your own. All right. So, in order to
[09:13] build something like this, I’ve prepared
[09:14] this uh step-by-step guide and the
[09:16] prompt packed. The everything is there
[09:18] for you to create the first version of
[09:21] Jarvis. Now, in order to get that, all
[09:22] you have to do is click on the link in
[09:23] the description, click on the free
[09:25] community. Again, this is a free
[09:26] community, it’s called AI Workshop
[09:28] Light. So, you’re going to come right
[09:29] here, join, click on join, and it’s
[09:31] going to bring you right here. Then,
[09:32] you’re going to go to classroom section,
[09:34] you’re going to go to the YouTube
[09:35] resources, and you’re going to have
[09:37] access to the prompt pack for Jarvis
[09:39] here. There’s a bunch of different
[09:40] Jarvises, a couple of different
[09:41] versions, but you have access to all of
[09:43] them completely for free. And on top of
[09:44] that, you can have your AI second brain,
[09:47] something similar to what I have built
[09:48] here, uh that you can also get for free.
[09:51] Now, of course, all of this, the prompt
[09:52] pack, the guides, everything is there
[09:54] inside the free community, but if you
[09:56] want the finished, which is this
[09:57] version, right, with all the voice and
[09:59] all of the resources and all of the
[10:02] functionalities, that’s inside the paid
[10:04] community called AI Workshop. Once you
[10:06] click on the paid community, it’s going
[10:08] to bring you right here, where you can
[10:09] go ahead and join, and you can just grab
[10:12] this AI Assistant version six, right?
[10:14] So, this is version six uh of Jarvis
[10:16] that you can download in 5 minutes, and
[10:18] you’ll be able to uh run it on your own
[10:20] file. And on top of that, if you have
[10:22] any questions, if you get stuck, myself
[10:24] and my team and our entire community is
[10:26] there to help you out uh and provide
[10:28] tech support for you. So, check out both
[10:30] of the links. Both of them is going to
[10:31] be in the description. Again, this
[10:32] prompt pack uh for if you want to just
[10:35] build something of your own here, we’ll
[10:37] give you all the guides and all of the
[10:38] prompts. All you need is Claude code, um
[10:41] you need Google Chrome, and your
[10:42] Anthropic API key. Again, all of the
[10:44] instructions are there. You guys can
[10:45] check it out, and a bunch of different
[10:47] resources are also in the classroom
[10:50] section of the free community. If you’re
[10:51] interested in building something similar
[10:53] to these, and of course, a bunch of
[10:55] other uh different builds that I’ve done
[10:57] from my previous video. So, check out
[10:59] the free community, and then also, like
[11:00] I said, if you’re interested in grabbing
[11:02] these, the paid community is there as
[11:03] well. Again, make sure you guys
[11:05] subscribe, because I’ve got a a lot more
[11:07] of these AI employees and AI assistants
[11:09] that I’m going to be building, that I’m
[11:10] going to give you guys a bunch of free
[11:11] stuff that you don’t want to miss.
[11:13] Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you in
[11:14] the next one.