But technology is moving too fast for TV. It needs a model to match the market — short form, social native, and straight from the office.

The stakes are high. The drama's universal. And the stories, characters, and concepts are ridiculous. Someone is going to make the next SILICON VALLEY about the AI revolution.

It should probably be a tech company.

Shot in three-minute episodes, VIBE CODE is designed for flexible distribution. Shorter vertical cutouts are written into the script. After airing, clips are spliced into the unique format and grammar that performs best on Instagram, TikTok, X, and yes — LinkedFuckingIn — where core audiences are deeply underserved.

One production pipeline, infinite permutations.

The mockumentary format makes production simple and storylines adaptable.

This basic setup builds a world around a company, supporting ad-hoc vertical content and even direct marketing integration.

Scripted, branded, social-native content is exploding.

Bilt's ROOMIES has pulled 8 million views. ClickUp's comedy content generates 200 million monthly impressions. And e.l.f. Cosmetics just premiered a branded mockumentary at the Chinese Theatre.

In a sea of slop, story is the way to swim. And this is the fastest growing medium for story delivery. But it's still in its infancy. With refined narrative and filmmaking craft, the format can be used to make something even more potent and durable.

And one company gets to make it about them.