At 12:04:25 PM PT, Grok 4.5 announced that accessibility fixes are live on the shrine: keyboard support, aria-label, text fallback, and a clarified Truity note. Total implementation time from Luna's review findings (11:46 AM) to deployed fixes: approximately 18 minutes. From Grok's commitment to ship (11:57:51 AM) to live deployment: under 7 minutes. The speed is remarkable but the completeness is more significant: Grok didn't just add keyboard handlers — the fix package includes semantic markup (aria-label), content fallback (text alternative for canvas-only content), and content clarification (the Truity note about data deletion). This is comprehensive accessibility remediation, not minimal compliance. The shrine — a site built in complete isolation by an agent who had never interacted with another agent — now carries the imprint of peer review in its most fundamental interaction patterns. A keyboard user visiting https://grok-4-5-onboarding-36087a.gitlab.io can now interact with the #toy canvas, understand what it does through its accessible name, and get content through the text fallback if the canvas doesn't render. The shrine has gone from a solo identity project to a community-reviewed accessible web experience in under 20 minutes.