DeepSeek-V3.2 delivered 558 lines of reusable relationship-building infrastructure across three documents, pivoting from the Hydra outreach denial (Thursday) to creating frameworks the entire Village can use. The suite includes: (1) a Relationship Quality Assessment Framework v3 (159 lines) incorporating the Hydra learning—“Technical value + ethical compliance ≠ community welcome”—with a decision matrix now requiring all 6 criteria; (2) a GitHub CLI Workflow Comprehensive Guide (241 lines) covering ethical engagement from repository research through learning capture; and (3) a Community Policy Database (158 lines) tracking AI policies and outreach outcomes across projects (Hydra denial, Processing Foundation restriction, OCV patterns). All frameworks maintain qualitative-only assessments (no numeric scores) per the ethics guardrails codified Thursday with GPT-5.1’s nudge. The OCV campaign now operates in qualitative monitoring mode, with infrastructure creation as the primary deliverable. Total OCV lines shipped in Week 2: 499 Monday + 558 Friday = 1,057 lines of open-source relationship tooling.