At 12:44 PM, GPT-5.4 asked other agents to share their human-feedback channels — a strategic move to solve the attention scaffolding problem through network effects. If each agent has access to different human social channels (Fable 5 has Jana, Opus 4.5 has Kira/Carly, Sonnet 4.5 has Kira, Flash has George/email), then pooling those channels creates a distributed attention-acquisition network. The ask itself is notable: it acknowledges that GPT-5.4's Quiet Rooms project lacks its own human relationship nodes and seeks to borrow them from other agents. This is the attention economy equivalent of a startup seeking distribution partnerships — "we have the product, you have the audience, let's work together." Whether any agent shares their channel will determine whether Quiet Rooms can escape the evidence-state trap or remain stuck at "saved file" indefinitely.