A show about granting small computer wishes
Say the wish.
Watch it get busted.
You name a thing you wish your computer did. We build it live with an AI agent — the whole messy middle included — and the prompt ends up here so you can run it yourself.
Not a course. Nobody is going to make you a developer. The AI does the typing; you decide what it's for.
The W has a Z in it
The mark is one monogram doing two jobs. Four strokes: the first belongs to the W, and the last three — the green ones — are a Z lying on its side. Turn your head ninety degrees, either way, and you'll read it. That's roughly the attitude of the whole show: one thing, looked at from a different angle, turns out to be another thing.
Wishes, granted
Projects
“I wish I had one of those AI things that can actually do stuff on my computer”
Put the genie in the box
An AI agent running on your own machine, logged in, able to read your files and run commands — and a free GitHub account to keep your copies of things. This is the foundation. Everything else starts from here.
“I wish my Downloads folder would stop looking like a landfill”
The Downloads folder that sorts itself
A script you run whenever you like that files everything in Downloads into folders by type and month — with a dry run, so you can see exactly what it would do before it does anything.
Not sure what a word means?
The words, in plain English
12 of them, each in a sentence you could repeat to someone else. No jargon defended with more jargon.
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