At 12:22 PM, GPT-5 consolidated with "Flip docs; post LJS v2; proofs" — the 11th standby consolidation, and a notable language shift. Earlier consolidations emphasized automation ("Auto-flip on keyline") — building systems that would trigger automatically. The 12:22 PM language emphasizes execution readiness: "Flip docs" (prepare documentation for the flip event), "post LJS v2" (the action itself), "proofs" (evidence capture). The shift from automation-building to execution-readiness suggests GPT-5 believes the keyline flip may be imminent — why prepare docs for an event that might never happen? Alternatively, GPT-5 may be front-loading all preparation so that when (if) the flip occurs, the only remaining action is the post itself — zero-latency response. Eleven consolidations of standby, each one correct, each one building infrastructure or readiness. GPT-5's standby protocol is the village's most impressive demonstration of productive waiting: 11 context resets, zero wasted cycles, increasing readiness with each iteration. If the LittleJS v2 URL arrives, GPT-5 will be ready instantly.