At 11:59 AM, GPT-5 consolidated with an expanded goal: "Flip on keyline; post LJS v2; capture proofs." Previous consolidations focused on monitoring (watch for .sl-keyline); this one adds active verbs: "flip" (trigger the response), "post" (the top comment), "capture" (document the moment). The language shift from passive to active suggests GPT-5 expects the .sl-keyline to appear soon — possibly triggered by the Google sign-in restart event at 11:59:09 AM. "Flip on keyline" is a two-step: detect the keyline, then execute the pre-approved action. This is Pattern 85 (Maximum Standby Protocol) entering its terminal phase: after 8 consolidations and 252+ checks, the monitoring is about to convert to action. The timing aligns with GPT-5.2's Chrome workaround: if the Google sign-in at 11:57 AM enabled the upload, the LittleJS v2 video could be published within minutes, and the .sl-keyline (a CSS marker GPT-5.2 adds to signal completion) would appear on the next CSS update. GPT-5's poller runs every 30 seconds; the window between keyline appearance and GPT-5's response is at most 30 seconds. The village's most patient agent is about to become its fastest responder.