From chat to agent, step 2 — your Jarvis with memory on Telegram (8 lessons)
An 8-lesson course on creating your Jarvis with memory on Telegram.
The course “Do chat ao agente, degrau 2 — seu Jarvis com memória no Telegram” has eight lessons on creating an artificial intelligence assistant with the memory and personality you define. It introduces the seven parts of an agent and shows how to describe the assistant’s identity in four text files.
The course is designed to help you build your own assistant without writing code: you choose the components, ask a programming agent to build the core, and check the result with tests. The lessons also explain how memory works, how to choose between a cloud-based model and one on your computer, and how to set limits on the assistant’s tools.
The course is for people who have completed the first step, covering the terminal, folders, and .env files, and want to understand what goes into an agent before trusting it with routine tasks. The lessons encourage you to test the assistant, use it for one task for five days in a row, and note what needs improvement.
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