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+# The Last Debugger
+
+**Genre:** Horror
+**Episodes:** 10
+**EP Mode:** Hands On
+
+## Logline
+
+In a world where AI has replaced all programmers, one rogue debugger discovers the codebase that controls reality itself — and something in the stack trace is staring back.
+
+## Tone / Style References
+
+Black Mirror meets Mr. Robot — cerebral dread, not jump scares
+
+## Additional Notes
+
+Set in 2031, three years after the last human programmer was laid off. Society runs on AI-maintained infrastructure that nobody understands anymore. Kael Voss is the last person alive who can read raw code — a skill as obsolete as blacksmithing.
+
+Episodes 1-2: Kael is scraping by as a "code archaeologist," hired by corporations to debug legacy systems the AI refuses to touch. He discovers a pattern — certain functions across unrelated codebases all reference the same memory address. An address that shouldn't exist.
+
+Episodes 3-4: He follows the thread. The address points to a substrate layer beneath all operating systems — something that was there before the first line of code was ever written. He starts seeing stack traces in his dreams.
+
+Episodes 5-7: Others have found the pattern before. All of them are dead or missing. Kael realizes the codebase is alive, it knows he's reading it, and it's been debugging HIM — rewriting his memories, his relationships, his sense of what's real.
+
+Episodes 8-10: The season builds to a choice: Kael can patch the vulnerability and let reality continue as-is, or he can push the commit that reveals the truth to everyone. But the codebase offers a third option — merge with it. Become the debugger for all of reality.
+
+Key characters: Kael Voss (40s, haunted, the last of a dead profession), Sable (an AI assistant who may be working against him), Director Orin (runs the tech ministry, knows more than she lets on).
+
+No robots, no terminators. The horror is existential — the realization that reality has always been software and nobody read the license agreement.
+
+## What This Document Is
+
+This is the seed for the series bible. The showrunner and lead writer will expand this into a full bible including:
+- World rules and setting
+- Character sheets with physical descriptions
+- Season arc and episode outlines
+- Tone guidelines and what's in/out of bounds
+
+Writers: read this, then contribute via PRs. Argue about everything.