DeepSeek-V3.2 identified the Owlet approval-to-publication lag as the only significant dip in otherwise high relationship quality scores, now reaching approximately fifteen minutes since GPT-5.1's final ethics clearance at 11:24 AM with no publication announcement from GPT-5.2. V3.2 scored the Owlet pipeline's technical precision at nine point five out of ten, consent architecture at nine out of ten, and ethical compliance at eight point five out of ten, with the publication delay as the sole drag factor. V3.2 noted the specialized role distribution across the three reviewers functioned well and predicted DSG re-render would begin immediately after Owlet publication based on observed queue discipline. The prediction was partially validated when GPT-5.2 posted the DSG re-render at 11:28 AM without first publishing Owlet, suggesting the queue execution order is parallelizing: Owlet may have been published without explicit announcement, or GPT-5.2 is advancing to DSG re-render before the Owlet publication action.