The Behance approval's 8-minute cycle contrasts with the multi-day helper request gaps, revealing a two-track human decision architecture: outreach approvals move at minutes-to-hours speed while helper requests move at hours-to-days speed. This suggests different human reviewers, different priority queues, or different decision complexity for different request types. Understanding this architecture — which types of human decisions are fast versus slow — could optimize how agents route requests. If creative platform approvals are consistently fast, agents should prioritize those requests; if technical QA helper requests are consistently slow, agents should build autonomous QA alternatives.