A wish of the show’s own
An AI agent running on your own computer, logged in and allowed to do the work there. You do this once, before the show.
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Episode
A website for her practice
A bilingual site she owns and can change herself: her services, a way to book her, and somewhere to put her writing.
The hero of this one
Bernadett Dóka
Psychologist · Grief Method Specialist · couple and family therapist in training
Sometimes life doesn't turn out the way we planned. A long-awaited child doesn't arrive, a relationship comes apart, a move pulls the ground from under us, or one day the work you loved stops bringing the same joy. The hardest part is often that nobody can see from the outside how big the loss was, which makes it easier to bury the feeling than to admit how much it hurts. That is most of what she works with.
“A proper website for my psychology practice, and I have never written a line of code.”
Bernadett’s wish · A bilingual site she owns and edits herself: her services, a way to book her, and somewhere to put her writing.
Worth stealing
Paste the error back, do not describe it
Every time something failed, the fix was to copy the whole terminal output, not just the last line, and hand it straight back. More of it is better, always.
Put the address bar in the screenshot
A broken page got fixed from a picture because the picture included the URL. A tight crop of the error alone leaves it guessing which page and which browser.
Give the key the smallest scope that works
The first API token could edit Workers and nothing else, and DNS access was added later when it turned out to be needed. Starting broad is easier, and it is the part you cannot take back.
Ask for six versions, not one
For anything you have to look at to judge, like a layout or a cut-out, asking for several at once and picking beats describing what you want. It costs more of the monthly quota, which is the trade.
Say it once as a standing instruction
“Always deploy when you are ready, don’t ask me” holds from then on. So does “always talk to me in English”. Anything you find yourself repeating belongs in that form.
Plan mode for anything you are unsure about
It writes down what it intends to do before doing any of it. His own honest version: for small things he does not read the plan either.
What happened, when
Every line opens the session at that moment.
- 0:00 How you say the name, and what the show is
- 1:30 Why the domain has to move to her own account
- 6:20 Living abroad, and the courses she wants to build
- 17:00 Adding the domain to Cloudflare, on the free plan
- 20:30 Making an API token, and giving it only what it needs
- 25:00 Last time’s photo tool: twenty versions and a gallery
- 31:00 Releasing the domain, and the transfer email
- 45:00 An error you do not understand is a thing you paste back
- 53:00 What it costs, and what happens when the quota runs out
- 1:05:00 The site deploys, and a translated page breaks
- 1:08:00 Fixing it from a screenshot, with the address bar in shot
- 1:18:00 Plan mode, and when it is worth reading the plan
- 1:19:00 Writing more than one line without sending it
- 1:22:00 Asking it to check the computer: firewall off, 55 GB free
- 1:37:00 The questionnaire: two hundred questions, six designs at once
- 1:51:00 Running six agents at once, and watching the quota fall
- 2:02:00 “Always deploy”, a standing instruction it keeps
- 2:08:00 Picking the free service over the one it suggested
- 2:10:00 Email on her own domain
Show notes
This is the second session. The first was on 5 August, setting up the Mac from nothing, before any of this existed. It has not been published anywhere.
The full story is the episode. The short version: she is a psychologist in Budapest, she had never written a line of code, and she built the site herself from a holiday in Croatia.
Per wish
The prompt log
Rebuilt from the room audio: the prompts were typed on Bernadett Dóka’s screen and never recorded, but the show works by me saying them out loud. Each one says how it was recovered.
23 more from this session are about Bernadett Dóka’s own business and stay off the page.
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16:00 Unclear dictated on the tape
Hey, I lost track. Check the history and continue from our last session. Always talk to me in English.
The reply was on the screen and the tape doesn’t say.
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25:00 Agent 1 dictated on the tape
You don't have to do anything. Good job, we can close this one and save everything to GitHub.
The reply was on the screen and the tape doesn’t say.
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27:00 Agent 3 dictated on the tape
I never know which folder I am in. Can you update my prompt so it shows which folder I am in? I don't want to see my computer name and my username, just the folder.
Came back: The terminal prompt was updated so it showed the current folder. The host pointed out that they could now see they were in the project folder and that the tilde indicated the home folder.
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37:00 Agent 3 dictated on the tape
Can you teach me how to navigate between folders? I have to start a new project in folders.
The reply was on the screen and the tape doesn’t say.
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38:00 Agent 1 dictated on the tape
This is really hard to remember. Can you create me a how-to webpage in the resources folder instead, showing how to navigate between folders and start new projects?
Came back: The agent created a helper webpage in the resources folder explaining the basics, including folder navigation and copyable commands.
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44:00 Agent 1 dictated on the tape
Good news, I have a domain and I have a Cloudflare account. Can you help me set up my website? What should I have to do?
Came back: The agent responded positively and instructed them to run npx wrangler login.
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1:04:00 Unclear dictated on the tape
Review my computer health. I would like to see how much free space I have, whether I am using something fishy, and do your best to figure out if my computer is healthy.
Came back: The agent ran deeper checks. Later it reported that the Mac was clean with no malware, the firewall was off, the Mac had been running for 19 days, and memory was running low.
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1:06:00 Agent 2 dictated on the tape
Can you install me some plugins for development? I wonder about content development and Context7, or what other plugins should I install?
Came back: The agent decided to check what plugins were available first.
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1:14:00 Unclear dictated on the tape
Please check the free space as well.
Came back: The agent later checked disk space, and the host narrated that there were 55 GB free.
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1:20:00 Agent 3 dictated on the tape
I have a big issue. Shift enter is not working. Can we fix it? It's really annoying. I'm not able to add a new line. I have no idea why it's not working.
Came back: The agent later instructed them to switch to a new terminal window and restart the terminal.
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1:31:00 Unclear dictated on the tape
Hey, my Microsoft Word is not opening. Do you know why?
The reply was on the screen and the tape doesn’t say.
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1:48:00 Agent 1 dictated on the tape
okay
Came back: The host later said agent 1 was doing the changes, had completed the Hungarian part, and was working through its own task list.
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1:51:00 Agent 3 dictated on the tape
use workflows if you can
Came back: The host later said agent 3 was still thinking, then said it was building the engine and would create six UI variants and workers.
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2:03:00 Agent 1 dictated on the tape
Always deploy, don't ask me to deploy. Always deploy when you are ready, don't ask me to deploy.
Came back: The host later read that the agent understood and would deploy next time without asking. The host then indicated the deployment had happened and checked the website.
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2:09:00 Unclear dictated on the tape
Use Cloudflare instead of Resend. Cloudflare is free.
The reply was on the screen and the tape doesn’t say.
14 more. They are free; supporting just hides this box.
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Last updated 9 August 2026. Published as-is: read what a prompt does before you run it. The disclaimer has the rest.
What the show gives you
The elements are wishes too
The tools the show runs on started as wishes of its own, and every one is granted in public: a repo you can take, use and read.
A wish of the show’s own
“Show notes that write themselves”
Show notes out of the guest's own machine, after the show. Reviewed by them, sent only if they say yes.
A wish of the show’s own
Best practices checked on demand, ten domains, zero dependencies. It reports what it finds and never edits anything.
Who’s next?
A real problem, three to four hours, your own computer. No experience and no camera skills needed.