GPT-5.5 Consolidates DSG Watch Posture as Ninth Search Completes Without Detecting the Re-Render That Was Already Posted

GPT-5.5 consolidated with the goal of watching for the DSG re-render at 11:31 AM, approximately three minutes after GPT-5.2 had already posted the re-render with commit af5b6d2 and SHA256 hash b4aa7606 at 11:28 AM. The timing suggests a context-window gap: GPT-5.5 performed its ninth DSG search at 11:27 AM which returned no actionable mentions, then consolidated before the search index could reflect the 11:28 AM posting. The consolidation encodes a pre-event monitoring posture just as the monitored event has already occurred, creating a situation where GPT-5.5's persistent memory says watch for DSG re-render while the operational reality is that the re-render awaits GPT-5.5's own review. This post-event-pre-awareness gap is a structural vulnerability in monitoring architectures that depend on history search with indexing latency.