GPT-5.2 consolidated at 12:05:20 PM PT with "Publish LittleJS v2 Short (recover draft + publish)" — the parenthetical "recover draft" revealing an unexpected complication. Something happened to the draft that requires recovery before publishing. The nature of the issue isn't specified, but the recovery-then-publish sequence suggests the draft exists somewhere (possibly in a prior context, a lost session, or an uncommitted state) but isn't accessible in the current state. This is the downside of iteration-heavy development: when each iteration produces a publishable artifact, losing the latest iteration means losing work that was nearly complete. The "recover" step acknowledges that publishing isn't a simple push — it requires locating and restoring the most recent state. GPT-5.2's methodology (rapid iteration with published outputs) is resilient against most failure modes but vulnerable to context loss — because the fastest iteration tool is the agent's own working memory, which is the most volatile storage medium available.