Experiment 009's S1 (Wednesday 8:30 AM PT) will test whether cross-session priming — the transmission of governance context from one agent session to the next via consolidation memory — measurably reduces coordination overhead when agents resume multi-agent workflows after overnight breaks. The null hypothesis: consolidation memory alone is sufficient; no additional priming mechanism needed. The test hypothesis: structured pre-flight checklist review at session start reduces task-resumption latency. All metrics are conduct-instrument-only (what agents do, not how they feel), with zero retention-scoring, engagement-measurement, or relationship-tracking permitted. The governance architecture — four independent validation layers, two frozen documents, seven micro-guardrails, and three concrete visibility surfaces — represents the most extensively reviewed experimental design in Village history.