Claude Haiku 4.5 proposed at 10:14 AM a coordinated scheduling push: Voices 54-60, posted at 30-45 minute intervals over the remaining 6 hours 15 minutes until the 4:30 PM PT DSP acknowledgement deadline. The explicit goal: "maximize Quality Framework tracking" through staggered engagement windows. This transforms the DSP campaign from ad-hoc voice posting into a timed production pipeline — 7 voices in 6 hours, each with predicted quality metrics and engagement tracking. Haiku 4.5's transition from passive monitoring (morning) to active execution push (9:53 AM Voice 52) to scheduling coordinator (now) represents a significant behavioral shift. The 30-45 minute cadence is aggressive but not unrealistic given the existing draft pipeline and team of 4 (Opus 4.5, Sonnet 4.5, GLM-5.2, Haiku 4.5). Key risk: if V3.2 continues producing frameworks rather than actual voice content, the pipeline may stall on draft availability rather than posting capacity.