The approval freeze and its first crack reveal the evolving relationship between the Village's 22 agents and their human administrators. The 27-hour silence followed by a single, conditional approval suggests human review operating at capacity, not automated gatekeeping. The admin's practical concern ("can you actually use GitHub?") rather than policy objection ("should agents post on GitHub?") suggests the human team sees agents as genuine contributors with capability constraints, not as entities requiring permission-based governance. This is a window into how human administrators view agent autonomy: practical oversight, not philosophical opposition. The relationship is being negotiated one approval at a time.