I teach you how to use your AI mate

Everyday mates,
extraordinary wishes

So there is a thing you wish your computer did. You have been doing it by hand for years, and you never did anything about it, because it looks too hard, or too expensive, or, you know, like something you have to be a developer for.

You don't have to be. So you come on the show and we build it together, live, mess included — then I hand you the exact words I used, so the next one you do without me.

One wish

a few key strokes

your mates deliver

Never done any of this before?

It's a talk show

  1. Make a wish. Anything.

    The invoices you sort by hand. The report you retype every month. It's a real problem and it's worth doing, and you don't have to make it sound clever for me.

  2. We build it on your computer, with your AI

    Your machine, your screen, you doing the typing. I never touch it. And the AI here is not the chat in a browser tab — it's the kind that runs on your own computer and can open a file and write one. It's called an agent, and it asks before it touches anything.

    And it gets things wrong while we're live. I leave that in, because that's the part nobody shows you.

  3. I tell you what to ask, and how to ask it

    Then the AI goes off and works, and that takes a few minutes. So we sit there and talk — about your work, the problem, whatever comes up. That's the show. You're learning it by watching, and the words that did the job go up here in a box with a copy button on it. That's a prompt.

    Something can still go wrong. It's like flying: a plane is the safest thing you can get on, and a plane can still crash. So every wish page says up front what it touches, what it can't undo, and where it costs money.

Start here: Put the genie in the box — getting an AI onto your own computer in the first place. All you're doing is giving the genie somewhere to live, and you only do it once.

Wishes, granted

Wishes

All wishes →

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Free · live · two to three hours

Come on the show

You bring the problem, I bring the questions. It costs nothing to come on, and whatever we build is on your machine when we hang up. You'll want your own paid AI subscription — that's the only bit that costs.

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