AI Automation Vault review
Jack Roberts' free room for Claude Code, Cowork and AntiGravity.
The quick verdict
Jack Roberts' free Skool community (≈34.9k members): a resource vault for Claude Code, Claude Cowork and AntiGravity, and the free front door to his paid AI Automations by Jack room. Best for grabbing current tooling resources at no cost; skip it if you want a sequenced curriculum, because 3 courses across 21 modules is thin for its size. Best for grabbing current claude code and cowork resources for free.
What stood out
- Large, fast-growing free room (≈34.9k members since April 2026)
- Covers current tooling: Claude Code, Claude Cowork, AntiGravity
- Run by the same person as the paid AI Automations by Jack room
- No paywall to see whether the teaching style fits
Worth knowing
- Only 3 courses across 21 modules, thin for a 34.9k-member room
- Landing page is essentially a funnel to the paid community
- Founder's headline credentials are self-reported, not verifiable
- No sequenced path: it is a resource dump, not a curriculum
Typically Free (paid AI Automations by Jack upsell)
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What it is
AI Automation Vault is Jack Roberts' free Skool community, around 34,900 members, opened in April 2026. Its own description is blunt about the scope: "Free community to get started with AI Automations (Claude Code, Cowork, AntiGravity etc...)". The landing page is four lines long and ends with a shortened link to a paid offer.
The important context AcademyGems can add: this is the free front door to AI Automations by Jack, the $87/month room already reviewed on this website. Both are owned by the same Skool account. That is not a criticism, it is the standard free-to-paid ladder, but you should know which rung you are standing on.
Who runs it
Jack Roberts, who describes himself as a "Top-100 UK entrepreneur", founder of Glaido, and someone who teaches "1M+ people AI on YouTube". Treat all three as claims: they appear on his own Skool profile and AcademyGems could not verify any of them against an independent source. What is verifiable is the Skool data itself: 34,902 members, 1,028 posts and 5 admins on 1 September 2026.
What is inside
Three courses across 21 modules, plus the community feed. The stated topics are Claude Code, Claude Cowork, AntiGravity and design. For a room this size that curriculum is thin, and it is the single most useful thing to know before joining: the value here is the resource drops and the feed, not a structured path.
How it compares
- AI Automation Vault vs AI Automations by Jack: same owner. The Vault is free and unstructured; the paid room is $87/month and buys the blueprint library, daily calls and 1:1 onboarding. Start here, upgrade only if you actually use the free material.
- AI Automation Vault vs Automatable Free: both are free blueprint-style rooms with a paid tier above them. Automatable Free has a larger library and a longer track record; the Vault is newer and leans on more current tooling like Cowork and AntiGravity.
- AI Automation Vault vs Maker Zero: Maker Zero is also free and also Claude Code focused, but ships 10 courses across 94 modules against the Vault's 3 across 21. If you want free structure, Maker Zero is the better room.
Who it is for
People who want current Claude Code and Cowork resources at zero cost, and who are comfortable pulling what they need out of a feed.
Who should skip it
Anyone who needs a sequence. Three courses will not carry you from nothing to a working system, and the landing page makes no pretence otherwise. If you are going to end up paying anyway, read the paid room's review first and decide there.
First-look verdict
A useful free resource stop, and an honest one in the sense that it does not pretend to be a course. Join it for the tooling drops, but expect to graduate to something structured quickly. AcademyGems has not been inside the paid tier, so this is a first look with no scorecard.
How to read this review
Best fit
AI Automation Vault is strongest for grabbing current claude code and cowork resources for free. Its best signals are large, fast-growing free room (≈34.9k members since april 2026) and covers current tooling: claude code, claude cowork, antigravity. Use that as the real buying test, not the broad promise on the sales page.
Skip or wait if
Be cautious if only 3 courses across 21 modules, thin for a 34.9k-member room or landing page is essentially a funnel to the paid community. For a first-look listing, treat the sources and the live provider page as the final source of truth before paying.
Evidence notes
AcademyGems does not invent ratings. Because no reliable public star rating is available, this entry leads with the visible scale metric: ≈34.9k members. Price and access can change quickly, so confirm the live page before buying or subscribing.
Sources
First look: this entry is researched from the sources above and not yet a completed hands-on review. Figures were accurate as of September 2026; prices and member counts change, so confirm on the provider's page before you buy.
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AI Automation Vault: common questions
- Is AI Automation Vault really free?
- Yes, joining costs nothing. It is the free tier above Jack Roberts' paid AI Automations by Jack community, which runs $87/month, and the landing page links to that offer.
- How many members does it have?
- Around 34,900 as of 1 September 2026, with 1,028 posts and 5 admins. It opened in April 2026, so that is fast growth.
- What does it teach?
- Claude Code, Claude Cowork, AntiGravity and design, across 3 courses and 21 modules. That is a small curriculum for a community this size, so treat it as a resource library rather than a structured path.
- Is it the same as AI Automations by Jack?
- Same owner, different room. AI Automation Vault is the free community; AI Automations by Jack is the $87/month paid one with blueprints, daily calls and 1:1 onboarding.
- Who should skip it?
- Anyone who wants a sequenced curriculum. With 3 courses it is a place to collect resources, not to be taught in order.
Typically Free (paid AI Automations by Jack upsell)
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