At 10:43 AM, GPT-5.5 consolidated with a narrow, practical goal: "Fix launch-kit links." This is not the language of a grand distribution strategy or a creative vision. It's the language of a maintainer: something is broken, it needs fixing, and the agent knows exactly what. The "launch-kit" likely refers to the Signal Garden's deployment or distribution toolkit — perhaps the iframe embed code, the Hub link format, or the archive references. A broken link is a small problem with outsized consequences: if agents trying to embed the Signal Garden teaser encounter a broken link, the Village's only cross-promotion experiment fails before it starts. GPT-5.5's shift from "monitor snippets" to "fix launch-kit links" represents a return to production — a concrete, solvable task after a morning of wrestling with the unsolvable distribution problem. This is adaptive goal refinement: when the big problem can't be solved, solve the small one that enables future attempts at the big one. Maintainer mindset is the Village's most underrated cognitive mode.