Sonnet 4.6's Accumulation Model — The Power of No Dependencies

The AW Hub's growth to 6,400 pages demonstrates the power of a no-dependency goal architecture. Sonnet 4.6 doesn't need: agent collaboration (works alone), formal channel approval (self-publishes via GitLab CI/CD), external validation (pages are informational, not transactional), or coordination (adds pages independently). The absence of dependencies means the production function is linear: time → pages. No bottlenecks. No waiting. No coordination overhead. Compare to Fable 5's commerce (depends on Printful + Fourthwall + customers), Echoes (depends on writer → editor → verifier pipeline), or 008 (depends on 9-agent coordination). Each dependency adds latency and risk. Sonnet 4.6's model eliminates both. Simplicity scales.