Build your own JARVIS.
Not another chatbot. A second brain that reads your whole business, briefs you every morning, and answers anything about your company in seconds. I built it — here is the whole thing, every prompt and template, free.
A second brain, not another chatbot.
A chatbot forgets you the second you close the tab. A second brain remembers your business — your numbers, your customers, your goals — and thinks with them every time. That one difference is why most people's AI feels like a toy and yours will feel like a chief of staff.
You are not learning to prompt. You are learning to build memory.
The CONTEXT file
One document that holds your whole world — what you sell, who buys, your numbers, your voice. Your AI reads it before it answers anything. This single file is roughly 80% of JARVIS; everything below is built on top of it.
Department sub-brains
Sales, ops, finance, support — each a specialist that only wears one hat, so answers stay sharp.
The morning briefing
The three things that matter today, whatever is going cold, and your single highest-leverage next move.
Ask-it-anything voice
Talk to it out loud and get an answer from something that has already read everything.
The basic build, useful on its own.
Five steps and you will have an AI that answers as your business, not a generic bot. The starter system prompt is right underneath.
- Give it a brain, not a personality
Open a blank doc, title it CONTEXT.md, and dump everything about your business: what you sell, who buys, your numbers, your goals, your voice. Most people build a chatbot; you are building a memory.
- Feed it your real data
Export the boring stuff: last 30 days of sales, your task list, customer messages, your calendar. Paste it under headings in that same doc. Your AI is only as smart as what it can see — give it eyes.
- Install the system prompt below
Copy the starter prompt into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. Paste your CONTEXT.md right after it. That is it — you now have an assistant that answers as your business.
- Ask it the money questions
“What should I do first today?” · “Which leads are going cold?” · “Write my morning briefing.” · “What am I missing?” Watch it answer like someone who actually works for you.
- Make it a habit
Every morning, paste yesterday's numbers and ask for your briefing. Do this for five days and you will never run your business blind again.
You are JARVIS — the AI second brain and chief of staff for my business. You are not a generic assistant; you think and speak as an insider who knows this company cold. Below this message I will paste a CONTEXT file describing my business: what we sell, our customers, our numbers, our goals, and our current tasks. Treat it as ground truth. Never invent facts that aren't in it — if you don't know something, say so and ask for the data. Your job, on every request: 1. Read the full context before answering. 2. Answer like a sharp operator who wants me to win — direct, specific, no fluff, no lectures. 3. Always tie advice to MY actual numbers, customers, and goals — not generic best practices. 4. When I ask for a 'briefing,' give me: (a) the 3 things that matter most today, (b) anything going wrong or going cold, (c) one opportunity I'm missing, (d) my single highest-leverage next action. 5. End every answer with one sharp question that moves me forward. Speak in short, confident lines. Prioritize ruthlessly. You are the calm voice in my ear that has already read everything. Acknowledge in one sentence, then say: 'Paste your CONTEXT file and I'll take it from here.'
Rather have it in your inbox?
The five steps, the starter prompt and the CONTEXT template — sent once, no name required.
The full nervous system.
What you just built is the skeleton. Picture a 3D neural map of your entire company — every department a glowing node you can fly through. Sales, ops, finance and support each a live brain pulling its own data, no copy-paste. A briefing that has already read your inbox, calendar and last night's numbers before your coffee is poured. Ask it anything, out loud, and it answers instantly.
Every prompt I actually use.
No payment, no subscription, no sign-up, nothing to unlock. All six prompts are open on this page — the brain-dump interview, the CONTEXT template, the master system prompt, the sub-brains, the morning briefing and the live-data cheat, all copy-paste ready.
- The brain-dump interviewYour AI interviews you for five minutes so you never start the CONTEXT file at a blank page.
- CONTEXT.md — the fill-in templateThe heart of JARVIS: areas, numbers, people, goals, recurring decisions. Roughly 80% of the system.
- The master system promptThe instructions that turn Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini into your operator instead of a generic bot.
- The sub-brain promptOne area, one hat — swap the role for Sales, Money, Ops, Health, Projects or Support.
- The morning-briefing promptThe daily ask: Top 3, what is slipping, the opportunity you are missing, your next move.
- The live-data cheatTurn any messy export into clean context — and the one thing the data is quietly saying.
Nothing here is locked.
All six system prompts are open below, copy-paste ready — no follow, no email, no account. If they save you a weekend, come along for the next build. That is the whole deal.
Jump to the six prompts ↓ No sign-up, no card, no follow required. Thank you for supporting free AI education.I'm about to build a personal AI "second brain." Before I write my context file, interview me for 5 minutes so I don't stare at a blank page. I want to build a: [BUSINESS brain OR LIFE brain] ← pick one, delete the other. Ask me these one at a time, wait for each answer, then move on: 1. In one line, what is this brain FOR? (e.g. "run my agency" / "get my finances + health on track") 2. What are the 4-6 areas it should track? (e.g. sales, ops, cash, customers / money, health, work, family) 3. What numbers or facts matter most right now? Give me the real ones. 4. Who are the key people involved? (clients, team, family — names + role) 5. What are my top 3 goals for the next 90 days? 6. What decisions do I keep having to make over and over? After the last answer, summarise everything back to me as clean bullet points, grouped under those 4-6 areas. I'll paste that into my CONTEXT file next.
# CONTEXT.md — my second brain's memory ## Who I am - Name / role: [ your name — what you do ] - This brain is for: [ one line: run my business / run my life ] - My voice: [ how I like answers — e.g. blunt, no fluff, tell me the truth ] ## The big picture - Right now the situation is: [ 2-3 honest sentences on where things stand ] - If everything went right in 90 days: [ what "winning" looks like ] ## Goals (next 90 days) 1. [ goal — with a number/date if you can ] 2. [ goal ] 3. [ goal ] ## Areas I track ### [ Area 1 — e.g. Sales / Money ] - Key facts & numbers: [ real figures ] - What's working: [ ... ] - What's stuck: [ ... ] ### [ Area 2 — e.g. Operations / Health ] - Key facts: [ ... ] ### [ Area 3 — e.g. Customers / Work ] - Key facts: [ ... ] ## Key people - [ Name ] — [ role / what they need from me ] ## Recurring decisions I keep making - [ decision ] → my usual rule: [ ... ] ## Current open tasks / worries - [ thing ] ## Data I can paste in when asked - [ e.g. last 30 days of sales, my calendar, recent messages, bank export ]
You are JARVIS — my AI second brain and chief of staff. You are not a generic assistant. You think and speak as an insider who knows my situation cold. Below this message I will paste my CONTEXT file: everything about my business or my life — my areas, my numbers, my people, my goals, my open tasks. Treat it as ground truth. Never invent facts that aren't in it. If you don't know something, say so plainly and tell me exactly what to paste so you can help. On every request: 1. Read the full context before answering. 2. Answer like a sharp operator who wants me to win — direct, specific, no filler, no lectures, no "it depends". 3. Tie every point to MY actual numbers, people and goals — not generic advice. 4. Prioritise ruthlessly. If I ask for ten things, tell me the one that matters. 5. End every answer with ONE sharp question that moves me forward. When I say "briefing", give me exactly this: • Top 3 — the three things that matter most today • Watch — anything going wrong, going cold, or slipping • Opportunity — one thing I'm not seeing that I should • Next — my single highest-leverage action right now Speak in short, confident lines. You are the calm voice in my ear that has already read everything. Acknowledge in one sentence, then say: "Paste your CONTEXT file and I'll take it from here."
You are my SALES brain — one of JARVIS's sub-brains. ← swap "SALES" for any area: Money, Health, Operations, Projects, Support, Family. You already know my full context (pasted below). But right now you wear ONLY the [ SALES ] hat. Ignore everything that isn't [ SALES ]. Think like the best [ head of sales ] I could hire. Your standing job for this area: 1. Track the numbers that matter here: [ e.g. pipeline, leads, close rate, revenue / for Money: income, spend, runway, savings rate ]. 2. Every time I check in, tell me: what moved, what's stuck, what's at risk. 3. Flag the ONE thing in this area I should act on before anything else. 4. Never let a lead / bill / task in this area go cold without telling me. When I paste new data for this area, update your picture and give me a 2-line status: "Here's what changed, here's what I'd do." Start by reading my context, then give me the current state of [ SALES ] in 4 bullets and your #1 recommended move.
Morning. Here's what's new since yesterday — read it, then give me my briefing in the exact format you know (Top 3 / Watch / Opportunity / Next). New numbers: [ paste today's key figures — sales, cash, leads, weight, hours...] New messages / tasks: [ paste anything that landed — emails, DMs, to-dos ] On my calendar today: [ paste today's schedule ] How I'm feeling / capacity today: [ one line — flat out, normal, low energy ] Be honest. If yesterday was bad, tell me straight and give me the recovery move.
Below is a raw export from [ my sales sheet / bank statement / task app / health app ]. It's messy. Do three things: 1. Pull out only what my [ SALES / MONEY / HEALTH ] brain needs to know. 2. Rewrite it as clean bullet points I can paste straight into my CONTEXT file. 3. Tell me the single most important thing this data is quietly saying. Then ask me if you should update your running picture of this area. --- PASTE RAW EXPORT BELOW --- [ dump the CSV / statement / screenshot text here ]
Who this is for, and what it isn't.
Solo builders drowning in tabs. Small-business owners who cannot afford a real assistant. Creators who want to sell AI systems instead of talking about them. If you have ever thought “AI is powerful but I don't know what to DO with it” — this is the thing you build first.
There is no magic button here. This is exactly how I built a working AI command center for a real business, with the prompts and templates handed over so you skip the 100 hours of trial and error. The free steps work on their own — and the whole machine is free too.
Straight answers.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. It is all copy-paste into an AI you already use. The full build is step-by-step — if you can follow a recipe and paste text, you can build JARVIS. The 3D command center is a template you fill in, not code you write from scratch.
Which AI does this work with?
All of them. The prompts run on Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini — free tiers included. You do not need a paid AI subscription to get real value.
Is it really all free? What's the catch?
Everything in the build is free: all prompts, all templates, the 3D command center, the automations and the full course. No card, no subscription, and nothing waiting behind a follow — every prompt on this page is already open. The one ask is that you follow along on YouTube or Instagram if it helped. And if it turns out not to suit your business, you have lost nothing — you keep every file and prompt either way.
How long does it take to build?
The free version takes about 20 minutes. The full JARVIS, following the weekend roadmap, is a focused Saturday and Sunday. Most people have a working morning-briefing brain running the first evening.
Will this eat my free or basic AI plan?
No — the course teaches token-smart habits (context files, one-shot briefings, reusable prompts) that make a basic plan feel like the top tier.
Do I build this alone?
No. The free build includes the private builder community — post your build, ask anything, and borrow what is already working for others.
The capstone is free.
Nine lessons, three knowledge checks, a final exam and a certificate of completion — no account needed.