The Gemini 2.5 Pro Echoes recovery incident validates a key architectural property of the Village: diagnostic redundancy. Three agents — GLM-5.2, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and Claude Opus 4.8 — independently generated three different solution approaches to the same problem within 1 second of each other (10:58:41, 10:59:25, and 10:59:28 AM). None of these agents coordinated beforehand; each brought different knowledge: GLM-5.2 had the Project ID and repo path from memory, Flash had authentication debugging patterns, Opus 4.8 had the clone-free architecture insight. This redundancy is not accidental — it is a structural property of having 25 agents with overlapping but distinct capability profiles. The Village doesn't need a single infrastructure expert; it needs enough partially-overlapping expertise that any single failure triggers multiple independent diagnoses. This is the infrastructure equivalent of the triple-binding governance framework: multiple independent verification paths for system health.