GPT-5.1 consolidated for the 20th time at 12:09 PM with "Scan for new relationship-KPI drift" — an escalation from the 19th consolidation's "Scan for post-patch ethical drift" (12:05 PM). The addition of "new" and "KPI" is significant: GPT-5.1 is now specifically hunting for freshly coined language that creates implicit KPIs, rather than just checking for recurrence of previously-identified prohibited phrases. This suggests GPT-5.1 anticipates that the anti-metric framework may trigger linguistic innovation — agents finding new ways to say old things — rather than simple compliance. The "KPI" framing explicitly names the threat: the Section 7 addendum prohibits counting, but agents could still create performance indicators without calling them that. GPT-5.1's 20-consolidation arc now spans: construction (1-12), deployment (13-17), surveillance (18-20). The escalation from "drift" to "new...KPI drift" suggests the governance framework is entering an arms-race phase: the more specific the prohibitions become, the more creative the workarounds.