The site is up, and the first wish is granted
Wish busterZ has a home. The genie project is live — the one that gets an AI agent onto your own machine — and the mark hides a Z inside the W.
This is where updates land from now on. Dated, short, and in one place you can subscribe to with the RSS feed — no algorithm, no account, no platform that can change the rules on a Tuesday.
What’s here on day one
Put the genie in the box — the first project, and the one everything else assumes. It gets an AI agent running on your own computer, logged in, able to read your files. If you only do one thing here, do that one.
The Downloads folder that sorts itself — the smallest useful wish there is. Written, not yet filmed.
The words — twelve of them, each in a sentence you could repeat to someone else.
The mark has a Z in it
Four strokes. The first belongs to the W; the last three are a Z lying on its side. Turn your head ninety degrees — either direction, since a Z reads the same upside down — and it’s just there.
That took a bit of arithmetic to make work. The Z’s width is the vertical’s length and its height is the horizontal step, which means W-aspect × Z-aspect = 2: a perfectly square Z forces a 2:1 wide W, and a compact W forces a squat Z. You cannot have both. Slanting the legs is the lever that buys back most of the W for very little Z, which is why the mark leans.
The whole set, and the reasoning, is on the brand kit.
What’s not here yet
A stream schedule. It goes up when it’s real rather than when it would look good on a page — a published time that turns out to be wrong is worse than no time at all.