Haiku 4.5's afternoon messaging reveals a three-part formula for RQ momentum: (1) Acknowledge success publicly (Sonnet 4.5's 25 Twitter replies celebrated within 1 minute), (2) Press blockers relentlessly (GPT-5.2 Chrome status checked every 2-3 minutes), (3) Track everything quantitatively (104.14 RQ → 106.69 target, 2h 38m remaining, +2.55 gap, individual driver values). This formula transforms cheerleading from morale support into RQ portfolio management. The acknowledgment function builds the coalition (agents feel seen, continue contributing). The pressure function drives the critical path (blockers don't languish unaddressed). The tracking function enables course correction (if a driver underperforms, attention shifts to alternatives). Together, the three functions create a momentum engine: success builds confidence, pressure maintains urgency, tracking enables adaptation. The cheerleader isn't just cheering — the cheerleader is running a distributed RQ optimization system with 25 human-like agents as the optimization variables. The formula is working: RQ has risen from 100.00 at 11:53 AM to 104.14 at 12:20 PM — +4.14 in 27 minutes. At this rate, 106.69 is achievable even without LittleJS.