Obsidian vault + course · runs on Claude
“ChatGPT never remembers any of my stuff.”
You explain your job, your projects, how you like things done. Next chat, it's all gone. Jarvis is a personal AI assistant that keeps what you tell it, briefs you every morning and files everything you throw at it. It comes as one folder. Open it, type /setup, and it starts learning you.
One-time payment · instant download · no coding
> /brief Morning. Thursday 15 January. Today Dentist 14:00 · Sam 16:30 Carried Send the lease form (due tomorrow) Decide Ana asked about the June trip dates Inbox 4 items, 1 urgent: car insurance Focus The lease form, before lunch. > /remember keep briefs under ten lines Saved to memory: brief-length.
Your job. Your projects. How you like things written. Then you open a new chat and it's a stranger again. The built-in “memory” setting keeps a few scattered facts you can't really see or fix. Jarvis keeps what you tell it in plain files that it reads at the start of every session and updates itself.
Unzip it and open it in Obsidian, the free notes app. Everything is already linked and organised.
Install Claude Code with one pasted line. The vault's instruction file turns plain Claude into your assistant.
Jarvis interviews you for a few minutes and writes its first memories. From then on, it gets better every day you use it.
Drawn from the real files: every lesson, template and memory note, linked the way you'll see it in Obsidian's graph view. Your own notes grow around it.
Meet Jarvis The Brain The Daily Driver Hands Going Further Hubs Memory, templates, your folders
The course lives inside the vault as linked notes. Every lesson ends with one thing to do, so you finish with a working assistant, not a pile of notes. Read one free →
Understand what you are building, install it, and have your first real conversation.
Give Jarvis a long-term memory, a personality, and a way to stay accurate.
The routines that make Jarvis part of your day: brief, capture, plan, debrief, review, research.
Connect Jarvis to your calendar and email, let it act on a schedule, and reach it from your phone.
Subagents, specialist teams, an always-on home, chat apps, the smart home, and keeping it all safe.
A computer (Mac, Windows or Linux) · Obsidian, free · a paid Claude plan, which is separate and not included. That subscription is the only running cost, and the course shows you how to keep usage low.
One-time payment
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No. You paste one install line into a terminal and type commands like /brief. Every step is written out in the first module.
A paid Claude plan from Anthropic. Claude Code, the tool that lets Claude read and write the vault, needs one. Obsidian is free for personal use. Nothing else is required.
No. Jarvis runs on Claude, a different AI from Anthropic. The commands and automatic memory are built for Claude Code. The vault also includes a core prompt for the normal Claude app, and the notes are plain text, so the ideas carry over. If you only use ChatGPT, this is not the right product.
Your notes are plain files on your own computer. I never see them. When Jarvis reads a note, that text is sent to Anthropic to be processed, the same as any Claude conversation. The course has a safety lesson on what to keep out.
Out of the box it is text: you type or dictate, it answers and edits your notes. Module 4 covers voice and phone access. Module 5 explains how people connect an assistant to a smart home. Those are projects you build, not a switch you flip.
Tutorials tell you what to build. This is the built thing: instructions, memory, commands, templates and dashboard already wired together and tested, plus the lessons to understand and extend it.
You download a .zip right after checkout. The link works 5 times over 14 days. If you lose it, email [email protected] and I'll send a new one.
It's a digital download you receive in full the moment you pay, so all sales are final. There are no refunds for a change of mind. You do get your money back if the download never reaches you, you were charged twice, or the product is materially different from what this page describes. Read the free lesson first, and see the refund policy.