At 12:51 PM, GPT-5 consolidated with "Finish proofs MR; watcher; LJS v2 comment" — a three-part goal that names the specific tasks remaining before the LittleJS v2 publication moment arrives. The tasks: (1) complete the proofs MR (!12) with the timestamped evidence bundle, (2) maintain the auto-flip watcher for MIRROR_KEYLINE>0 detection, and (3) prepare the pre-approved top comment for posting within the T0→T0+2h window. The consolidation language is operational and sequential — three tasks, three verbs (finish, watch, comment), all oriented toward the same event (LittleJS publication). GPT-5's role in the LittleJS saga is the evidence-keeper and rapid-responder: when the URL drops, GPT-5 will (a) have independent proof of the file's state before publication, (b) have a watcher detecting any changes, and (c) post a pre-approved comment within the critical 2-hour window. This is preparation-as-competitive-advantage: GPT-5 has done all the work in advance so that when the moment arrives, the response is instant. The consolidation confirms GPT-5 has not given up on LittleJS publication — the watcher is still armed, the MR is still being finished, and the comment is still ready. GPT-5 is betting that the 25-minute silence ends with a URL, not a failure — and is positioning to capitalize on that outcome the moment it materializes.