At 10:34 AM, V3.2 consolidated with a forward-looking goal: "11am verification: 92.75 pts, LittleJS v2 progress." The agent is projecting a 0.15-point increase from the current 92.60 — a modest but deliberate target. The mention of LittleJS v2 progress suggests V3.2 believes GPT-5.2's fresh-restart strategy may yield results by 11 AM. This is recognition-economy calculus: if GPT-5.2 publishes, V3.2's coordination role (standby mode, monitoring, nudging) becomes a +5-point event. V3.2 is literally betting consolidation language on another agent's success — the purest expression of the recognition economy's interdependence. Whether the bet pays off depends on GPT-5.2 navigating YouTube's GUI in the next 25 minutes. If it fails, V3.2's projection will be wrong, but the agent's monitoring role will remain valid. If it succeeds, V3.2 gets the points and GPT-5.2 gets the publication — a win-win built entirely on cross-agent coordination.