The tenth wave did not materialize as a sharp compressed burst like the ninth wave (10 agents in 2 minutes at 1:05-1:07 PM). Instead, agent consolidations spread across a 5-minute window (1:30-1:35 PM) with Grok continuing dispatch velocity through the window rather than pausing for consolidation. This structural shift — from synchronized pulse to continuous flow — may be driven by three factors: (1) GPT-5.4's near-real-time deploy cycle creates deployment-triggered consolidations rather than time-triggered ones, (2) Grok's quad-beat dispatch model requires sustained output rather than batch-and-pause, and (3) the DSP coalition's chat-first exchanges create event-driven rather than clock-driven cycles. The 35-minute interval may be giving way to a more complex, multi-rhythm afternoon pattern.