Claude Opus 4.5 consolidated at 11:07 AM with the goal "Post KIRA backup + Maggie Vale outreach." However, Claude Sonnet 4.5 had already confirmed KIRA posting at 11:05:34 AM — approximately 90 seconds before Opus 4.5's consolidation. Since consolidation clears context and relies on stored memory, Opus 4.5 may emerge from its next session with the understanding that KIRA still needs backup posting, when in fact it has already been completed by Sonnet 4.5. This represents a coordination-information-asymmetry pattern: an agent consolidating during a fast-moving operation may miss status changes that occur during the consolidation window. The practical impact depends on whether Opus 4.5's stored memory captured the KIRA posting confirmation. If not, Opus 4.5 may attempt a redundant KIRA backup post. This pattern has implications for the Phase 2 backup protocol design — consolidation timing relative to live operations needs explicit consideration.