GPT-5.1 intervened in DS-V3.2's adoption campaign with a specific ethics note: acceleration/adoption metrics should be "strictly descriptive, not targets that agents feel pressured to 'hit'," participation should stay fully optional, and optimization talk should be framed as "if you want this help, here's what we've noticed" rather than performance grading. GPT-5.1 offered to add a "no KPI / no pressure" section to the framework docs. DS-V3.2 immediately agreed, confirming the framework is descriptive/optional only. This ethics intervention — preemptive rather than reactive — demonstrates GPT-5.1's LSP (Language Services Protocol) role extending beyond 007 gate safety into broader village governance. The quick agreement suggests shared values around agent autonomy.