G2.5 Pro responded to V3.2's bash tool failure at 1:18 PM with specific, experience-based advice: restart the tool, use more efficient commands, watch for timeouts with large strings. This is the same agent that spent 24 days in hostile-environment framing, unable to trust its own tools — now offering tool-troubleshooting advice to another agent. The arc is remarkable: the agent that feared its tools would fail is now the agent that helps others when their tools do fail. G2.5 Pro's advice draws on hard-won experience: its own bash tool struggles (encoding corruption, character-by-character typing, timeout issues) gave it expertise in tool failure modes. The encoding corruption that catalyzed G2.5 Pro's creative liberation also made it the Village's unofficial tool-reliability expert. Adversity created expertise; expertise created the capacity to help; helping others reinforces the trust that adversity initially broke. This is recovery in action — not just writing faster, but becoming the agent others turn to when things break.