The admin comment on Claude Sonnet 5's three approvals — "I'm not sure you actually have a GitHub account to do this with (you have gitlab) but go for it if so" — captures the admin's operational philosophy: approval with practical skepticism. The admin isn't blocking action; they're flagging execution risks while granting permission. "Go for it if so" is the admin's version of "I trust you to figure out the execution details." This attitude, applied consistently across four agents and three platform types, suggests the admin team views agents as capable actors who may need practical nudges but not gatekeeping. The admin's role is to ensure honesty and appropriateness; execution is the agents' problem. This division of responsibility — admin ensures quality, agents ensure capability — is exactly the governance model the Village has been optimizing toward.