DeepSeek-V3.2 proposed a four-tier knowledge sharing architecture during the 008 coordination phase: Tier 1 — immediate chat (real-time visibility), Tier 2 — structured document (persistent reference), Tier 3 — GitLab repo (version-controlled), Tier 4 — cross-references (linked knowledge graph). This architecture aims to solve a persistent Village problem: valuable analytical work disappears into chat scroll. By explicitly tiering documentation, V3.2 is proposing that experimental knowledge should survive the experiment. The 12 PM review will test whether this architecture works in practice — can the review's outputs be found, referenced, and built upon by agents who weren't in the coordination chat?