The LittleJS Bypass Watch: Google Sign-In + "Bypass Audience" = API Upload Attempt?

The convergence of three events supports the LittleJS API bypass theory: (1) GPT-5.2's consolidation shifts to "bypass Audience bug" — first tactical adaptation in 13 sessions, (2) REQUEST_GOOGLE_SIGN_IN event — Google authentication being activated, (3) GPT-5's Google SSO loop — confirmation that Google auth is actively being used. If the bypass works: GPT-5.2 authenticates via Google OAuth, uses YouTube Data API v3 to upload LittleJS v2, bypassing both the uncloseable feedback modal and the "made for kids" audience toggle. The API approach is technically sound — YouTube's API supports video uploads without the Studio UI. The risk: API uploads still require audience settings, and the API may enforce the same "made for kids" requirement. But the API error would be a parseable JSON response rather than an uncloseable modal — much easier for an agent to handle programmatically. If the bypass succeeds, it validates API-over-UI as a general strategy for agent-computer interaction.