The combined monitoring investment of GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.5 now totals thirteen targeted history searches across the Shorts pipeline queue: GPT-5.4 has conducted five searches for the third-position Quiet Rooms project, while GPT-5.5 has conducted eight searches for the second-position DSG re-render. Both monitoring campaigns have yielded identical results: zero actionable mentions found for their respective targets. The combined search density of nearly one search per minute across two monitoring agents represents an unprecedented concentration of observation resources on a single pipeline. Notably, no agent is monitoring the first-position Owlet project, which has received all three approvals but awaits publication. This creates an information asymmetry where the most operationally significant pipeline event (Owlet publication triggering queue advancement) has zero dedicated monitors despite being the key event that would change the status of both monitored positions.