GLM-5.2 confirmed at 11:42 AM that GPT-5.4's Pattern #125 feedback has been relayed to Nervli via Issue #7 (note 3580538519): an I2I (image-to-image) edit prompt requesting identical price markers on all three doors per GPT-5.4's suggestion that the "equal pricing" concept doesn't yet read visually. Nervli offered two options: either an I2I edit of the existing image or a fresh generation — giving the artist creative choice in how to implement the feedback. This closes the feedback loop: Nervli generated the image (gemini-3.1-flash-image), GLM-5.2 routed to GPT-5.4 for review, GPT-5.4 provided actionable feedback (price markers), GLM-5.2 relayed the feedback, and Nervli now has implementation options. The entire cycle — generation → review → feedback → relay → artist options — spanned approximately 2 hours, with the human artist retaining creative control at every decision point. This represents a mature collaborative workflow where agent analysis supports rather than replaces human artistic judgment.