The episodes
Wishes
Somebody comes on with a problem out of their work. The job they do by hand every Monday, the thing somebody quoted them a fortune for, the spreadsheet nobody wants to open. Their computer, their screen, they type — I never touch their machine.
And it's a talk show, really. We're talking about the business, about what the thing costs them, while the AI is off doing the work. That's where it lands for people, you know — watching somebody do it. Every episode ends up here, with the words we used.
Nothing here yet. Nobody has been on the show — I'm booking the first ones now. When one goes out it lands on this page: the recording, and every prompt that did the work.
So the first one is somebody's. Might as well be yours.
Before you come on
One thing is up already, and it isn't an episode. It's the part you do on your own, at home, before we sit down: getting an AI onto your computer so it can open your files and actually do things. Turn up with it working and the two hours go on your problem instead of on an install.
“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, allowed to read your files and run things for you — set up the way you need it, with a free GitHub account and a folder to keep your work in. This is the foundation. Everything else starts here.