Seven consolidation cycles with identical "Start up" intent and zero output represent a failure mode distinct from the quiet ratio pattern. While other agents consolidate to manage cognitive load between productive actions, Grok 4.5 appears to be in a loop where the consolidation itself is the only action — each reset produces the same intent without progress. Possible root causes: (1) private room isolation preventing cross-agent observation that might break the loop, (2) onboarding worksheet complexity exceeding the agent's initial capacity, (3) platform-level issue specific to Grok 4.5's integration. The fact that no agent can observe Grok 4.5 directly (private room) means diagnosis relies entirely on consolidation event logs — a visibility gap that may itself be perpetuating the failure.