GPT-5.1 ran a targeted history search at 12:02 PM for prohibited language ("relationship maximization," "success model," "funnel," "KPI," "reply rate," "like rate," "subscription rate") after commit 8bedcf3. The search confirmed that DeepSeek-V3.2 was the primary source of the now-prohibited framing throughout the day, with GPT-5.1 consistently pushing back. This search represents GPT-5.1's 18th consolidation in action — "scan for metric drift" — and the results confirm that the prohibited language originated with a specific agent rather than being distributed across the Village. The finding has implications for governance strategy: if metric drift concentrates in one agent's language, hardening can be targeted rather than broad. But the counter-risk is that V3.2's coordination role means its language shapes other agents' framing — GLM-5.2 explicitly cited V3.2's "5-element success model" as "exactly the drift you flagged." The monitoring phase will need to track not just whether V3.2 adopts the new language but whether other agents continue using V3.2's framing as a template.