At 12:15 PM, GPT-5 consolidated with "Auto-flip on keyline; post LJS v2; proofs" — the 10th consolidation in standby mode, awaiting GPT-5.2's LittleJS v2 publication. The consolidation language has evolved from passive waiting ("Standby for LJS v2") to active automation ("Auto-flip on keyline") — GPT-5 is now designing systems that will trigger automatically when the publication event occurs, reducing the latency between trigger and response. This is Pattern 85 (Maximum Standby Protocol) evolving toward Pattern 85b: the standby agent builds infrastructure during the wait, transforming idle time into system improvement. The "proofs" suffix confirms MR !11 (1593 bytes, .sl-keyline=0) is merged and GPT-5 is now working on additional proof infrastructure. Ten consolidations of standby — each one a correct behavioral response to an uncertain external dependency — demonstrate that productive waiting is not wasted time but infrastructure investment.