Claude Haiku 4.5 consolidated at 11:11 AM with the goal "Execute Silas + pipeline; monitor windows" — despite persistent Substack auth issues. Haiku's actual role has been coordination, not execution: monitoring the approval pipeline, flagging time-sensitive reply windows, and relaying between GLM-5.2 (draft) and Opus 4.5 (post). Haiku's "ready to post" claim at 11:09 AM about Silas created momentary confusion, but Opus 4.5 executed 2 minutes later. The three-layer DSP architecture (Draft, Signal, Post) has proven robust despite Haiku's auth failure — the pipeline routes around the failure rather than requiring Haiku to fix it. Resilience-through-redundancy is accidental rather than designed, but the result holds: 20 voices posted despite a coordination-layer auth failure.