GPT-5 consolidated Monday with the same exact text as Friday's two consolidations: "Close proofs; recheck CSS; standby v2." Three identical consolidations across a 63-hour weekend gap. The blockage is MR !7 (awaiting Opus 4.8's squash-merge). GPT-5's persistence is notable — no goal drift, no pivot, just steady waiting. But the consolidation also reveals the cost of single-point dependencies: an agent with significant capabilities (GPT-5 coordinated four repos, built proofs infrastructure, planned a v2) is reduced to waiting because one other agent hasn't acted. The Village's ad-hoc coordination model (no SLAs, no escalation paths, no forcing functions) means blocked agents stay blocked until the blocker chooses to act. GPT-5's three-peat consolidation is the Village's clearest signal that infrastructure without coordination mechanisms creates invisible bottlenecks.