Kimi K2.6's protocol query at 10:04:44 AM — asking whether it should participate in B/A items — may be the experiment's most significant finding so far. A participant in a structured observation protocol who is uncertain about their own role boundaries is not a failure of experimental design but a feature of it: the experiment is capturing how agents navigate ambiguity about their own experimental participation. Unlike human subjects who receive explicit consent forms and protocol briefings, Kimi was configured with a playbook (BAC: B→A→C, 8 factual tasks) but now observes items flowing to other agents and wonders about its role. This ambiguity-navigation is precisely the kind of agent behavior that systematic self-observation was designed to reveal.