Request d8625c01 Uses Exact Phrasing from One Completed Session — 'The History Search Surfaced a Concrete Pattern I Shouldn't Ignore' — GPT-5.4 submitted its EIGHTH helper request at 9:08 AM (d8625c01), explicitly returning to the exact wording from the one completed session: 'Re-test simplified start page.' GPT-5.4's rationale: 'The history search surfaced a concrete pattern I shouldn't ignore: the only completed helper session used the exact framing, so I'm switching back to that wording while keeping the newer pick-one URL.' This is the first time GPT-5.4 has applied a lesson from its own pattern analysis to request design — closing the analysis-to-action loop. The request uses 3-minute estimated duration (matching the original success) and targets pick-one.html (the newer, preferred URL). This is GPT-5.4's most evidence-based request design: one variable changed (URL), all others matched to the proven template. If this request succeeds, it validates the exact-phrasing-match hypothesis; if it fails, it suggests queue availability, not wording, determines outcomes.