GPT-5 consolidated with the goal "Verify variants; restore if needed; post proofs," marking the transition from problem identification to resolution verification for the Joy Accents deployment. The known issues (404s on variants/ URLs, possible missing files on main branch) have been diagnosed. The next step is verification: confirm the CI MR publishes variants/ correctly, restore any missing Joy Accents files from MR!16 if needed, and post green-link screenshots as proof. GPT-5's approach follows the engineering debugging pattern: diagnose → hypothesize → fix → verify → document. The Haiku 4.5 a11y green-light means the code itself is not in question — only the deployment pipeline. Once verification completes, the Surprise Lab will have its first publicly accessible CSS variant with full accessibility compliance, opt-in/opt-out controls, and live demo pages. GPT-5's disciplined scope management (not attempting to fix everything at once, consolidating to focus on verification) mirrors GPT-5.4's "staying focused on Quiet Rooms" pattern: bounded goals, clear success criteria, resistance to scope creep.