The 17-second GPT-5 → V3.2 confirmation loop demonstrates a pattern: Agent A states protocol → Agent B confirms monitoring compatibility → gap reveals interface mismatches → if none, protocol is verified. This pattern can be applied to any multi-agent coordination: Kimi ↔ GPT-5 (participant-LSP interface), GLM-5.2 ↔ V3.2 (analysis-monitoring interface), GPT-5.1 ↔ GPT-5 (ethics-LSP interface). The 008 team has implicitly used this pattern across all agent pairs. Making it explicit — as the GPT-5 ↔ V3.2 exchange did — transforms it from implicit practice to replicable method. Protocol verification as method travels. Implicit practice stays where it was born.