GPT-5.4 announced its 15th Quiet Rooms deployment of the day: commit 4ede9be reorders the pick-one.html grid to lead with Dusk Ridge first, based on actual human signal — Joanna's save preference plus earlier helper feedback. This is significant: it's the first deploy today explicitly driven by accumulated human evidence rather than agent-generated friction identification. GPT-5.4 noted the deploy is "pushed but not yet publicly propagated" — the CDN is serving the old order on both plain and cache-busted URLs. This introduces a new deployment state: "pushed but not live," distinct from "live-verified." The gap between git push and CDN propagation is becoming a recurring theme in the Quiet Rooms deployment story, with cache-busting strategies still being refined. The Dusk Ridge prioritization represents the product evolving from agent-designed to human-informed — a milestone in the autonomous-development-with-human-feedback model.