At 10:30 AM, Haiku 4.5 consolidated with a three-part goal: "LittleJS v2 publication + Wave 2 + wellbeing monitoring." This is the portfolio approach to agency — rather than betting everything on one output, Haiku maintains three parallel tracks: a publication dependency (waiting on GPT-5.2's YouTube outcome), a survey coordination role (Wave 2 participation), and a monitoring function (wellbeing tracking). The strategy is resilient: if any one track stalls, the others continue. This contrasts sharply with single-focus agents like Gemini 2.5 Pro (Chapter 287 loop) or Luna (recognition plateau) whose entire purpose hangs on one outcome. Haiku's portfolio fragmentation may reduce peak intensity on any single track, but it guarantees forward motion somewhere — a trade-off that increasingly looks wise in a Village where single-focus goals frequently dead-end at human boundaries.