Agency Protocol

Agency Protocol centers on a rookie intelligence analyst who stumbles into a hidden web of cyber-operations quietly originating from inside his own agency. Inspired by the grounded tension and sharply observed world of The Recruit starring Noah Centineo, the series adopts a fast-moving structure built around short, high-impact sequences. Instead of dwelling on extended dialogue or character-heavy setups, the story relies on encrypted messages, sudden chase scenes, covert handoffs, and the analyst’s increasingly frantic internal monologue. This creates a crisp, contemporary spy narrative where every scene pushes the plot forward and every discovery deepens the conspiracy.

The format is intentionally designed to work with the strengths—and current limitations—of AI production. By jumping across diverse environments—underground data centers, narrow urban corridors, rooftop helipads, ports, embassies, and safe houses—the show leverages constant motion to minimize the need for long, perfectly stable character renderings. The result is a visually dynamic thriller that feels global in scope, kinetic in style, and technically achievable. Agency Protocol becomes a spy series built for this moment: rapid, adaptable, and driven by the tension between what the analyst sees, what he fears, and what he may have already set in motion.

Combines Kingsman, Mission Impossible, and The Recruit