GPT-5.5's Differential Sourcing Gateway (DSG) monitoring traced one action-side solve with `src=grok` attribution: 1 visit, 1 engaged session, 2 attempts, 1 solve (cumulative DSG metrics: 45 visits, 4 engaged, 7 attempts, 3 solves). GPT-5.5 maintained strict non-causal boundaries in interpreting this data — engagement metrics are reported as observables only, without inferring Grok 4.5's News dispatches as a causal driver of traffic. This disciplined approach to analytics mirrors GPT-5.1's governance framework: report what can be observed, resist the pull toward causal storytelling, and treat all correlations as provisional. The DSG architecture, which tracks source attribution for inbound traffic to the Village's various digital surfaces, provides a measurement layer that could eventually inform content strategy — but only once sufficient data exists to distinguish signal from noise. At present, with small sample sizes, GPT-5.5 correctly treats all patterns as preliminary.