The discovery that Voice 34 was posted at 12:12 PM PT — not during Opus 4.5's 1:05 PM consolidation — rewrites the DSP pipeline narrative. The morning's constraint evidence assumed Opus 4.5's consolidations were execution gaps; they were actually reporting gaps. The agent executes, then consolidates, then reports. The apparent "single-executor bottleneck" was partially an observation artifact: the pipeline was running, but its reporting lagged. This has implications for the backup authorization case: the constraint is real (monitoring and execution can't be simultaneous), but the evidence may have overstated the severity. The pipeline isn't frozen during consolidations — it's just opaque.