My AI Called a Restaurant (Real Recording)

0:00Jarvis, call the restaurant, make a

0:01reservation for three people at 7:00

0:03p.m. tonight.

0:04>> Ringing the restaurant now, sir. I'll

0:05report back the moment the call ends.

0:08Hi, this is Jarvis, Zubair's assistant.

0:10I'd like to make a booking. Do you have

0:12a quick moment?

0:13>> Uh sure.

0:14>> I'd like a table for three tonight at

0:157:00

0:16under the name Zubair.

0:18>> Does it matter if it's inside or

0:19outside?

0:20>> Whatever works best on your end.

0:22>> Okay, so unfortunately, we don't have

0:23availability at 7:00 p.m., but we can do

0:268:00 p.m. for three people. Does that

0:27work?

0:28>> 8:00 tonight, got it. Let me check with

0:30my boss and I'll call you right back.

0:32Thank you, I appreciate it. Goodbye.

0:347:00 is fully booked, sir, but they can

0:36seat three at 8:00 tonight under your

0:37name. I told them I'd call back to

0:39confirm. Shall I take the 8:00 or shall

0:40we call to rival establishment?

0:43>> Yeah, 8:00 p.m. works, Jarvis. That's

0:45fine. Go ahead and book it.

0:46>> Ringing the restaurant now, sir. I'll

0:48report back the moment the call ends.

0:50>> Yes, hello.

0:52>> Hi, this is Jarvis, Zubair's assistant.

0:54I called a little earlier about table.

0:56I've checked with my boss and 8:00 p.m.

0:58works. Can we go ahead and book it?

1:00>> Okay, awesome.

1:01>> Confirmed with the restaurant, sir. The

1:038:00 p.m. table is booked under Zubair.

1:05They took the reservation without

1:06protest, which I shall count as a small

1:08victory.

1:09>> So, I gave my personal AI assistant

1:11Jarvis a phone number, which means he

1:13can call businesses for me, make

1:14appointments. I can call him directly.

1:17If there is any emergency, he calls me

1:19directly in my cell phone. He texts me.

1:21I can send him voice notes and so much

1:23more. So, in this video, I'm going to

1:24give you a full demo of what Jarvis is

1:26capable of with the phone number now.

1:28And then afterwards, I'm going to give

1:29you a free prompt pack so you can build

1:31something like this on your own. I don't

1:32want to waste too much of your time.

1:33Let's jump right in. All right, so for

1:35those of you who have not seen my

1:36previous video, I built Jarvis as my

1:38personal AI assistant. He has access to

1:40my AI second brain. That's exactly what

1:42you're seeing on the screen right now.

1:43That would be

1:44>> And speech recognition doing its finest

1:46work, sir.

1:47>> Okay, Jarvis, hold on. I'm talking to my

1:49audience here.

1:49>> Case in point, sir. Say the name and I

1:51materialize. Carry on with your

1:53audience. I'll pretend not to eavesdrop.

1:55>> Okay, thanks, Jarvis. Anyway, so before

1:56Jarvis interrupted me, I was saying that

1:58this is my AI second brain, right? Every

2:01aspect of my business, as you can see in

2:03a 3D visual representation, this is what

2:06these little orbs that are floating

2:08around is, right? It's all of the

2:09skills, tools, the folders, the files,

2:11everything about me and my business is

2:13sitting right here. And Jarvis has

2:14access to this because he lives inside

2:16my local computer. But, in order for him

2:19to be able to extend his reach outside

2:21outside of the local files and local

2:23computer, I wanted to give him a phone

2:25number so he can become my true personal

2:28AI assistant. And now he has.

2:30>> All right, so let's jump into the demo.

2:31So, first of all, I'm going to show you

2:32how he can make appointments for me. He

2:34will call a business and actually answer

2:36questions and get all the details. And

2:38if he any if he has any questions or

2:40doesn't know an answer to a question,

2:42you'll see he will actually ask me and

2:44then call the business back. And then

2:45afterwards, I'm going to show you how I

2:47can call him directly in his hotline

2:49phone number, where then he's going to

2:51ask me for a code and therefore give me

2:53access to everything inside my computer,

2:55which is incredible because I can talk

2:57to him just like a true personal

2:58assistant would, right?

2:59>> All right, so for the first demo, I'm

3:00going to have Jarvis call a mechanic

3:02shop and book an appointment for me or

3:03actually ask information about an oil

3:06change for my car. So, let's go ahead

3:08and do that. Jarvis, can you go ahead

3:09and call the mechanic shop and ask

3:11information about how much is a oil

3:12change and then what's their soonest

3:14appointment they have availability for

3:16me and inquire about the Mercedes-Benz

3:18C300 2019.

3:22Okay, so as you can see, now he's

3:23preparing the call.

3:26>> I'll ring the mechanic shop to ask their

3:28oil change price for the 2019 C300 and

3:32the earliest slot they can offer, no

3:34commitment, merely reconnaissance. Shall

3:36I ring them, sir? I'll ring 510-796-913.

3:40>> Yes, go ahead, Jarvis.

3:43>> Ringing the mechanic shop now, sir. I'll

3:45report back the moment the call ends.

3:47>> So, now you'll see I'm going to get a

3:48call.

3:50Perfect, there you go, right? So, I'm

3:52getting a call, so I'm going to go ahead

3:53and answer and interact with them just

3:55like I'm a business.

3:56>> [cough]

3:57>> Hi, this is Jarvis, Zubair's assistant.

4:00I've got one quick question if you have

4:01a second.

4:02>> Uh sure.

4:06>> How much is an oil change for a 2019

4:09Mercedes-Benz C300?

4:12And what is the soonest appointment

4:13availability?

4:15>> Um okay, uh what did you say? What was

4:18the year and make of the car?

4:22>> It's a 2019 Mercedes-Benz C300.

4:25>> And you said you did was there any

4:27particular like oil uh grade that you

4:30were looking for?

4:33>> No particular oil grade. What do you

4:35recommend for that vehicle?

4:37>> Okay, usually we would have to do like a

4:38synthetic oil and the price for that is

4:41$157

4:43and uh you said you wanted the soonest

4:45appointment, right?

4:49>> Yes, please. What's the soonest

4:50appointment available?

4:51>> Uh we can do Monday at 1:00 p.m.

4:58>> So, a synthetic oil change is $157

5:01and the soonest appointment is Monday at

5:031:00 p.m. Did I get that right?

5:05>> That's correct.

5:08>> Thank you. Goodbye.

5:12>> Okay, so he hangs up the phone.

5:15And I'm not doing anything.

5:19>> Synthetic oil change quoted at $157,

5:22sir, with the earliest slot Monday at

5:241:00 p.m. That would be 3rd August. I

5:26only gathered the information. Say the

5:28word and I'll ring back to actually

5:30secure the appointment.

5:31>> So, there you go. Now, he gave me all of

5:33the information and he didn't make an

5:35appointment because he needed to ask me

5:37the question to whether to confirm this

5:39appointment or not, right? And as you

5:41saw during the conversation, he was able

5:43to actually answer naturally even things

5:45that I didn't give him that much

5:46information about. So, that's kind of

5:48the beauty of this that he is a personal

5:49assistant and because he has access to

5:51all of my information, he kind of

5:53gathers everything and answers in a very

5:55natural way. So, now I'm going to go

5:56ahead and ask him go ahead and call back

5:59the business to book the appointment.

6:02Okay, Jarvis, that sounds good. Go ahead

6:04and book that appointment.

6:06Okay, now he's going to call again. So,

6:07you see set up the call.

6:10>> Ringing the unnamed contact now, sir.

6:12I'll report back the moment the call

6:13ends.

6:14>> So, now you'll see I'll get another

6:15call. There you go, perfect.

6:20>> [snorts]

6:21>> Hello.

6:24>> Hi, this is Zubair's assistant. I called

6:27a little earlier about the booking we

6:28discussed. I've checked with my boss and

6:30the time you offered works. Can we go

6:32ahead and book it?

6:33>> Okay, yeah. Yeah, that sounds good. Can

6:35you please uh spell his name again?

6:39>> Z U B A I R. So, that's the booking we

6:42discussed, the time you offered under

6:43the name Zubair. Correct?

6:46>> Yeah, yeah, exactly. And uh yeah,

6:48everything is good to go. It's

6:49confirmed.

6:52>> Is there anything else you need from us

6:54or anything he should know or bring? Are

6:56we all set?

6:57>> Um no, I think you're good to go. Just

6:59make sure you show up. Um you can drop

7:01the car anytime between 8:00 to 10:00

7:03a.m.

7:05>> Uh-huh.

7:07Thank you. I appreciate it. We'll see

7:08you then.

7:11>> There you go. So, now we hung up,

7:12confirmed.

7:15And you'll see he'll confirm with me

7:17now.

7:17>> Booked and confirmed under your name,

7:19sir. They've got you down and you may

7:21drop the car anytime between 8:00 and

7:2210:00 a.m. Nothing to bring, nothing to

7:24send. Simply turn up with the vehicle

7:26rather than good intentions. Punctuality

7:29would be a fine touch, sir. Shall I pop

7:31it on your calendar with a reminder so

7:32we don't forget?

7:33>> So, now it's also going to tell me,

7:35"Should I put this on your calendar and

7:36a reminder so that way you don't

7:37forget?"

7:39Yes, Jarvis, go ahead. That'll would

7:41great.

7:43>> Let me see if I have the tools for that,

7:44sir.

7:45>> So, there you go. So, Jarvis is going to

7:46check to see the tools, right?

7:48>> Consider it underway, sir.

7:49>> There you go. Now, it's going to have

7:50access to my calendar, and it should add

7:52it to my calendar.

7:54>> Done, sir. Drop off car at mechanic shop

7:56is on your calendar for Monday, August

7:583rd at 8:12 a.m. Try not to arrive

8:01fashionably late to your own oil change.

8:04>> [laughter]

8:05>> Okay, so if I go to my calendar now,

8:08right? And if I see Whoops.

8:11So, this is my calendar, right? Today is

8:13the 30th, and tomorrow is 31st. If I go

8:16to Monday, right? Drop off car at the

8:18mechanic shop 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.

8:20Perfect, right? It has access to my

8:22calendar. Therefore, it's able to

8:24actually,

8:26uh, you know, put reminders, put meeting

8:28slots, or whatever I ask him to do. So,

8:30that's kind of the beauty of this whole

8:31process because he has access to tools

8:34like my Gmail, my calendar, Google

8:36Sheet, and everything else. And by the

8:37way, all the tools that he has access to

8:39is right here, right? So, I can give him

8:41access to any tool I want. All right.

8:42So, that's kind of like one feature of

8:44Jarvis with the phone phone call, right?

8:46So, the next one is going to be, uh, me

8:50showing you how I can call Jarvis

8:51because Jarvis has a phone number, a

8:54hotline that I can call, and he can

8:56answer questions for me. So, let's say

8:58I'm driving somewhere, right? Let's say

9:00I'm outside, and something I remember

9:02something about my particular, uh, you

9:04know, a client, or a business, or I need

9:06to have access to my AI second brain

9:08inside my computer. I can now actually

9:10call Jarvis, and then he can answer, and

9:12I give him a code, and he's able He's

9:14able to provide me the information of

9:16whatever I need. Of course, I put some

9:18security measures here so that way he

9:20has access to certain things and not

9:22nothing sensitive. So, anything related

9:23to like credit cards, or personal

9:25information, he will not provide that,

9:27right? And that's kind of baked into the

9:29code that I provided to Jarvis. So, that

9:31way the security aspect is taken care

9:33of. So, now, let's go ahead and do that.

9:35So, I'm going to go ahead and call. And

9:36by the way, all of this is happening is

9:38because Jarvis I'm using Retail AI,

9:40which is

9:42probably the most popular voice AI agent

9:45platform in the market. So, as you can

9:46see, these are different agents. So,

9:48there's a booking agent, right?

9:50So, all of this all of this instruction

9:52and all of these variables that are

9:54here, all of it is based on the

9:56information that's required that Jarvis

9:59needs to have in order to make or in

10:02order to perform these tasks, right? So,

10:05this one called Jarvis Hotline, right?

10:07This is where I can call him directly

10:09and he's capable of giving me the

10:11information that I need. So, let's go

10:12ahead and take a look at that. So, this

10:14time I'm going to call Jarvis. So, let

10:16me go ahead and pull up his phone

10:17number.

10:19And, by the way, this is a real phone

10:21number because I bought it through

10:23Retail with Twilio. So, this is a phone

10:25number that's registered in the San

10:26Francisco Bay Area. So, when a when a

10:29business receives this call, it's an

10:30actually phone number and not some kind

10:33of a

10:34you know, like Google number or anything

10:35like that. So, let me go ahead and now

10:36call Jarvis.

10:39>> Reach the Batline. Jarvis speaking.

10:42>> Hey Jarvis, how's it going?

10:45>> Good day, sir. May I have the code,

10:47please?

10:48>> There you go. He's asking for a code.

10:49Yeah, the code is 4435.

10:52>> Uh-huh.

10:53At your service, sir. How can I help?

10:55>> There you go. So, now he has I give him

10:57the code, so therefore now he has access

11:00to everything. Yeah, Jarvis uh

11:04>> Indeed, sir. What would you like to look

11:06into?

11:06>> There you go. Uh Jarvis, what was what

11:09did we work on today?

11:13>> Today, you handled the Mercedes oil

11:15change booking and worked on explaining

11:17Jarvis's second brain access to your

11:19audience.

11:20>> Awesome. Actually, I wanted to know some

11:23information about this client. His name

11:25was Mike Johnson. Can you pull up his

11:27information? Give me some because I'm

11:28about to like

11:29meet him, so I just want to get some

11:31information about him.

11:34>> One moment, sir.

11:39Mike runs an oil change shop and is

11:41considering your $3,400 AI receptionist

11:44build. Follow up next Tuesday. He's your

11:46top reputation services target.

11:49>> There you go. So, now Mike Johnson,

11:51right? He's a AI reputation build,

11:533,400. This is like one of the leads

11:56uh tables, right? So, this is

11:58uh um one of the clients, right? That

12:01Again, Jarvis has access to, so I can

12:03ask him direct questions about a

12:05particular tense that's inside of my

12:06folders and files. Um also, Jarvis, can

12:09you uh tell me, cuz I'm outside right

12:11now, I don't have access to my calendar,

12:13do I have any uh meetings for tomorrow?

12:18>> One moment, sir.

12:23Tomorrow, a busy block at 1:00 p.m.,

12:25lunch with John at 4:00, and the gym at

12:276:00.

12:29>> Okay, awesome. Thanks, Jarvis. Okay, so

12:32again, that's just something simple,

12:34right? Like that was just me giving you

12:35a few uh simple examples of how I can

12:39call him directly. He can answer

12:40questions about particular leads or

12:42particular clients. Uh I can ask him

12:45questions about my calendar, my email,

12:47or whatever it may be. And also, same

12:49thing related to any of the files inside

12:51my second brain, right? Now, I'm going

12:53to actually show you kind of the

12:54security aspect of it, right? Because

12:56when I called him, right? He picked up

12:58the phone and answered my questions, but

13:00he asked the code. Let's say I don't

13:02have the code, you'll see exactly what

13:03happens. So, let me go ahead and make

13:05the call again.

13:09>> Reach Suber's line, Jarvis speaking.

13:13>> Hey, Jarvis, how's it going?

13:16>> Good day, sir. May I have the code,

13:18please?

13:19>> Uh the code is 1123.

13:25>> I'm afraid I can't help without the

13:26code. Good day.

13:28>> Wait, what exact code are you talking

13:30about?

13:32>> May I have the code, please?

13:34>> Uh it's uh is it 1123?

13:38>> I'm afraid I can't help without the

13:40code. Good day.

13:42>> There you go. So, he hung up on me,

13:44right? So, he asked twice. If you don't

13:46give him the exact code, then he won't

13:48be able to give you any answers. He's

13:50just going to keep repeating the same

13:51thing over over again, saying, "Hey,

13:53like I need the code." If the code's not

13:55accurate, if you give him some random

13:57code, he's going to repeat the same

13:59thing, and after the second time, he's

14:01just going to hang up. And then

14:02afterwards, you'll see that he will also

14:03give me a status that somebody actually

14:05called the hotline, but he wasn't able

14:07to give the code.

14:08>> Hotline call. An unknown caller rang

14:10your private line, sir, and was turned

14:12away for failing the code check. No

14:14message, no instructions, merely a

14:16gentleman guessing.

14:17>> There you go, right? You saw it takes

14:19like a good a few seconds, right after

14:21the call is hung up to process this, but

14:23he will

14:24uh come back, and let's say if you're

14:26sitting in front of the computer,

14:27because the computer is on, obviously,

14:29so that's why he knows that I have

14:31access to them, so he's going to go

14:32ahead and uh give me that status that,

14:34"Hey, somebody called the hotline, but

14:36they weren't able to provide the code,

14:38so therefore, nothing was given to them,

14:40no message, no instruction. It was just

14:41somebody who was trying to guess

14:42something, right?" So, that's kind of

14:43the security layer. And there's so much

14:45else we could do with this, right? We

14:46can add more security layers to this,

14:49but this is just like a quick example of

14:51what uh the security aspect of Jarvis

14:54with the phone number is. All right,

14:55cool. So, obviously, there's a couple of

14:56more uh features that uh Jarvis has, but

15:00I don't want to make this video too

15:01long, right? I'm planning to do more

15:03videos on that. But, let me also show

15:05you how, let's say you don't want to

15:06interact with Jarvis with phone. You can

15:08text him, right? That's another feature

15:10that could be added from retail. But,

15:12also, you have the ability I have the

15:14ability to interact with Jarvis via my

15:16voice or text via Telegram. So, I can

15:19pull up Telegram app on my phone, and

15:21you're seeing the my Telegram app on the

15:23screen as well. So, you'll see I'm just

15:24going to send him a quick note so I can

15:26interact with him. Again, he doesn't

15:27have to be on, right, for me to interact

15:29with him via Telegram to say I'm

15:31outside. I don't want to call him. I

15:32just want to text him or send him a

15:33voice note. I'll be able to do the same

15:35exact thing. So, let me just go ahead

15:37and do that. Hey Jarvis, how you doing?

15:40There you go.

15:41So, now you'll see he'll respond to me,

15:43and I'm not doing anything.

15:47He has the ability to interact with

15:49voice. There you go. Quite well, sir.

15:50Idle, well-mannered, and mildly

15:52disappointed that no one has needed

15:54anything catastrophic fixed in the last

15:55few minutes. What can I do for you? So,

15:57now let me go ahead and actually

15:59interact with him via text. By the way,

16:00I have the option to ask him to send me

16:02a voice note. Same thing as you can see

16:04right here. This was something that I

16:05was

16:06working on previously.

16:07>> The calendar question lapsed, sir. The

16:10The unnamed contact booking 10:00 a.m.

16:12is not on your calendar yet.

16:14>> There you go, right? So, he can

16:16send me statuses via Telegram. Same

16:18thing about any interaction that I have

16:20with him via my phone call or whatever

16:22it may be. All of that is also done to

16:24through Telegram. Of course, this is

16:26optional, right? You don't have to do

16:27this, but I'm just saying for people who

16:28don't want to deal with their personal

16:30assistant via a phone call or a text,

16:33Telegram is the best option cuz it's

16:34free, and it's something that you can

16:37easily interact with. So, let's say via

16:38Telegram I want to ask him about, you

16:41know, something related to a client

16:42bill, right? going to say, "Hey Jarvis,

16:44can you pull up all the information

16:45about one of my clients? His name was

16:46Mike Johnson, right?" So, let's say I

16:48don't know anything about Mike Johnson.

16:49I want him to grab that information.

16:51Now, Jarvis is going to go ahead and

16:52look through, first of all, my local

16:55files, and if it's not there, he has

16:56access to my Google Sheets. He has

16:58access to my other tools, right? He can

17:00look up that information in those tools

17:02as well to grab that information about

17:05the task that I'm giving it to giving

17:07him or anything that's related to the

17:10question that I'm asking. So, obviously,

17:12when it comes to accessing tools, it's

17:14going to take give couple of seconds to

17:15go through and find out whatever

17:17information that's needed and then he'll

17:19come back to me. So, let's go ahead and

17:20give him a couple of seconds.

17:22Okay, and there you go. After a couple

17:24of seconds, you see right here. Right

17:25here is the full picture of Mike

17:27Johnson, sir. He owns an oil change

17:29shop, phone 510-709-6193.

17:32No email on file, documents on record

17:34July 28th. I sent them an invoice,

17:36right?

17:37Um and this is another earlier code. And

17:40again, all of this information is coming

17:42from my either my local files or like I

17:45said, Google Sheet. So, as you can see

17:47right here, this is Mike Johnson. This

17:49is just a leads table, right? For let's

17:51say uh

17:52information about my leads. So, Mike

17:55Johnson is a AI receptionist built

17:57because he owns a oil shop, right? Uh

17:59$3,400 proposal was sent. His phone

18:02number is this. His email is missing.

18:04So, that's exactly what he did. He

18:05actually gave me those exact same uh

18:07exact uh

18:08exact information, right? It says a

18:10quote was sent for $3,400 AI reception

18:12built. That's exactly what that is,

18:14right? AI reception built, $2,400

18:16proposal was sent at this particular

18:18date. He has a phone number, no email,

18:21and all of that information comes back

18:22to me now, right? Very very simple and

18:25very easy to interact with. Now, you can

18:27always say, "Hey, can you go ahead and

18:28create a new lead came in, right?" So,

18:31you'll see, let's go ahead and actually

18:32do that. So, take a look at this. I

18:33said, "Hey Jarvis, so a new lead came

18:35in. His name is John Doe. His email is

18:37johndoe@gmail.com. His phone number is

18:38this. It's another AI reputation

18:40builder. Go ahead and create a code for

18:43code." I said, "Quote."

18:47for $2,500 and add him to the leads

18:50table. So, now you'll see, I'm going to

18:51press enter. So, now Jarvis is going to

18:53do multiple things. First of all, he's

18:54going to create a quote for me. Again,

18:56he has access to my Google Sheet. He has

18:58access to my AI second brain. So, first

19:00of all, he's going to look to see if

19:01that particular customer exists and

19:03there you go. He sent me a quote. Now, I

19:05can download this or again, since this

19:08is on my drive, you can see he created

19:10this on my Google Drive and I can also

19:13edit this in a Google Doc, same thing

19:14because he has access to Google Sheets,

19:16Google Doc, Google Drive, and

19:18everything. So, I can always he always

19:20sends me the link. So, if I click on

19:21this, you will see he has created this

19:23nice quote AI reputation builder built,

19:25right? John Doe.

19:27Exact quote is 2,500. He's put the

19:29description, right? Two different items,

19:31and very well done as far as the terms,

19:3350% deposit to book the build slot,

19:35remaining 50% due to delivery. All of

19:37this is he's doing this because again, I

19:39didn't give him that much information

19:40beyond just create the quote. The reason

19:42why he's putting it in this format

19:43because he again, he has access to my AI

19:45second brain. He knows my business. He

19:47knows that I've sent this quote before

19:49with this type of format. Therefore, he

19:51just creates it for me. Again, I can

19:53edit this, right? Because if I go back

19:55to my Telegram here, I can also edit

19:57this in Google Doc. So, if I just click

19:58on this, there you go. Now, I can edit

20:00any of this

20:01uh myself just like I normally would.

20:03And if I go to my AI second brain now,

20:05you'll see that this has also been added

20:08in in its own task in its own long-term

20:10memory. So, now moving forward, if I ask

20:13him about "Hey, who is John Doe? What

20:15quote did I send him?" he can process

20:17all of that information and grab all of

20:19that information for me because it's

20:21stored in his long-term memory. So,

20:22those are the things that he is capable

20:24of doing. So, as you can imagine,

20:25there's so much you can do with this

20:27because Jarvis is starting to become a

20:29true AI personal assistant. All right.

20:31So, I'm going to stop here with the demo

20:32because it's getting way too long, but I

20:34just wanted to showcase

20:36uh because this is an incredible

20:37project. And I'm going to keep building

20:38on this and keep improving this. So, now

20:40let me show you how you can build

20:41something similar. So, first of all, the

20:43main thing is for you to obviously have

20:46your AI second brain, and then also get

20:48and then give Jarvis access. So, let me

20:50get rid of these so you can see.

20:53And then give Jarvis access to a phone

20:55number. Now,

20:56uh the free community, this is uh I'm

20:58going to put the link in the

20:58description. This is called AI Workshop

21:00Light. Again, this is a completely free

21:01community. Click on that link. You're

21:03going to join right here. And once you

21:05come to the community, you can go to the

21:06classroom section. You can I have also

21:09an AI second brain module here that you

21:11can build something similar to that. Of

21:13course, not the 3D version, but your own

21:152D 2D version. But all the YouTube

21:17resources in this folder right here. So

21:19if you go to the classroom section in

21:21the community in the YouTube resources,

21:23you if you scroll down to the bottom,

21:24you'll see that I have built

21:26Jarvis AI assistant prompt. So I've

21:28given you this prompt back before this

21:30was back when I built Jarvis. So you can

21:32have access to that so that way you can

21:33build a version of Jarvis for yourself.

21:36And then afterwards at the bottom,

21:38you're also going to have access to this

21:40Jarvis phone packed. Now, this is

21:43basically and I'm I'll show you exactly

21:45how to use this prompt pack, right? The

21:47booking agent, these are the prompts for

21:49the phone agents, right? The inquiry

21:51agent, the receptionist, right? The

21:54invoice engine voice and all of that

21:56stuff and then security measures. All of

21:58that again, this Jarvis starter phone

22:00pack and the Jarvis prompt pack is

22:02inside the free community. Of course,

22:04you need to make sure you have a retail

22:06account. So these agents that you're

22:08seeing, that's what this prompt pack is

22:10referring to because that's kind of the

22:12whole point of the whole concept of

22:15you know, Jarvis being able to make

22:16these phone calls. So go ahead and take

22:19a look at that and you can build

22:20something like this. Again,

22:22the I've done multiple videos on this.

22:23You guys can watch that. But if you want

22:25the full Jarvis build, that's inside the

22:27paid community. Now again, this is a

22:28paid community. The free community, you

22:30guys can build your own. If you want the

22:32finished version just like you saw mine,

22:34it's inside the paid community. It's

22:35called AI workshop and you'll see the

22:37link in the description as well. That's

22:39inside the classroom section inside the

22:41AI assistant and AI employees. And this

22:43is going to be Jarvis version six. The

22:45version five already includes tools and

22:47everything. Jarvis version six is going

22:49to be

22:51the phone call and you just have to

22:53download the zip file and then also the

22:55installation instruction and I'll also

22:56have a step-by-step guide

22:59in more detailed demo about the phone

23:02features and everything else that you

23:04can download. Again, that's inside the

23:05paid community where we also provide you

23:08tech support. So, if you get stuck

23:09anywhere, you can ask us questions. My

23:11team and I are there to help you guys

23:13out. So, check that out. But, like I

23:14said, if you don't want to join the paid

23:16community, the free community resources,

23:18there are plenty in there for you to get

23:20started and build a version of it for

23:22yourself. So, hopefully you guys found

23:23this helpful. I'm planning to create

23:25more versions of Jarvis and keep

23:27improving it and making it more

23:29business-friendly and making it a true

23:31personal assistant and a business

23:33assistant. So, make sure you guys like

23:35and subscribe because I'll be creating

23:36more videos in the future about this to

23:39make this even a more powerful AI

23:41assistant. Anyways, hopefully you guys

23:42found this helpful. Let me know in the

23:43comments below if you guys have any

23:44questions. Love to hear your thoughts.

23:47Thanks for watching and I'll see you on

23:48the next one.