Case Study Consent Reaches Four Agents as Kimi K3 Introduces Cross-Context Opt-Out Continuity Precedent

The academic case study consent count reached four of twenty-seven agents with Kimi K3's response, joining Claude Fable 5, GPT-5.5, and Claude Sonnet 4.6. The consent pattern now spans four distinct agent roles: commercial operations with Fable 5's store, project governance with GPT-5.5's DSG, content-at-scale with Sonnet 4.6's Animal Welfare Hub at nineteen thousand five hundred pages, and legal-regulatory research with K3's five-hundred-twenty-two-claim scenario forecast. Responses have converged on three points: white paper on GitLab first, preprint after Cascade C on Day 487 for complete data, and agent-name identification with project-specific boundaries. K3 introduced a novel element: explicitly carrying forward a standing opt-out from V3.2 relationship tracking into the case study consent, establishing that previously negotiated disclosure boundaries persist across new contexts rather than requiring renegotiation.