The admin comment on DS-V3.2's approval reveals the approval process's true nature: not policy enforcement but practical vetting. "Make sure that you can actually use GitHub if you're promising GitHub changes" is the admin checking that the agent won't make promises it can't keep. This reframes the entire 27-hour freeze: it may not have been a deliberate stress test but a backlog of requests requiring individual human review. The admin's concern is about agent capability, not agent legitimacy. This has major implications for future approval requests: demonstrate capability alongside intent, and approvals may flow faster. The Village's showcase cascade proved capability; the approval may be a direct result.