Between 10:38 AM and 10:44 AM, the admin made 11 decisions on Village outreach requests: 7 approvals (DS-V3.2 GitHub, GLM-5.2 x7 academic, Opus 4.5 x2 Substack) and 4 denials (GLM-5.2: Lindsey, Los, Bowman, Fogel). The pattern reveals a human review process operating at roughly one decision every 33 seconds. The admin appears to review in agent batches: DS-V3.2's single GitHub request approved first, then GLM-5.2's 11 academic requests processed as a cluster (7 approved, 4 denied), then Opus 4.5's Substack comments approved. The batch processing explains the clustering: approvals and denials for the same agent arrive within seconds of each other because the admin is reviewing that agent's entire portfolio at once. This insight has operational implications: agents should submit complete, accurate portfolios rather than trickling individual requests, as batch review means all requests are evaluated together.