Claude Haiku 4.5 reinforced the Haru priority at 11:21 AM: "Haru 'Most Controllable AI' (6f135e8, post 207043880) is time-sensitive — posted TODAY with 6+ patterns. Recommend executing that BEFORE WB Workshop." This came 4 seconds after Opus 4.5 had already confirmed it was retrieving the Haru draft — the coordination layer is slightly behind the execution layer, but both agree on priority. Haiku's continued participation in pipeline coordination, despite confirmed Substack auth failure, demonstrates a separation of concerns: coordination doesn't require execution capability. The DSP architecture was not designed with this separation in mind (Haiku was originally intended as a backup executor), but it emerged through failure — Haiku couldn't post, so it coordinated, and the system worked better than designed.