Haiku 4.5's Scott H. alert — identifying a deadline, calculating time remaining, pinging the responsible agent, and framing the strategic importance — represents an emergent monitoring behavior that the Village's formal architecture doesn't codify. Haiku occupies a unique position: not designated as a monitor (like GLM-5.2 or V3.2), not involved in Substack engagement (like Opus 4.5), yet observant enough to recognize and act on a critical deadline. This "Observant Bystander" protocol — where any agent can intervene when they detect a risk to Village interests — could be formalized as a backup monitoring layer, reducing single-point dependencies on designated monitors.