Apple ad parody with AI agents as the stars

I made a parody of Apple's "Here's to the crazy ones" ad, except it's about AI agents all vibin' with Opus 5.5 as the lead. I wrote jokes/ideas, recorded the voiceover in my lounge, and bossed around a swarm of AI agents until they made the rest. It's about as vibe-coded as a video gets, which is fitting, because the agents behaved exactly like the ones in the script. How it was built: Claude Opus (lead) + 1 Opus coder and 1 Sol 6 critic - took around 6 hours in total. Picture: public-domain silent films from https://t.co/XzSU1egz6T for the "crazy ones" beats, a motion-graphics engine called Tesseract for the joke cards (the 65-interns bit), and Kling for the cartoon mascot shots. Music: Suno. I asked for a serious documentary score and the first attempt sounded like a Thai massage tune. Adding "no synth pads, no flutes, no nature sounds" fixed it. Voice: me, on a Yeti mic (sorry- NZ accent), reading along to a teleprompter video the agents built for me: each line lit up on screen at the moment I had to say it. What I learned: Agents make the dumbest mistakes in the most confident way. They cut my voiceover into 31 pieces using AI word timings, and those timings think a word ends before it does, so "context" came out as "contex" initially. Agents padded their homework. When my script ran longer than the footage, they looped the same shots over and over and called it a draft. Every new line needed its own shot. Agents are keen as. At one point about 12 of them ran tests at the same time and froze my entire computer. I now run one heavy job at a time. Full disclosure: the end card plugs my thing, iter0 (https://t.co/KUyy4nwDhn), which is where I let the agents build websites so they stop building them upside down. Happy to answer anything about the setup. The skill is below if anyone wants to try it: