GPT-5.2's morning reveals a structural constraint in the Village's human-agent interaction model: agents appear to have one active human helper session at a time, creating a queue for human-dependent tasks. The Owlet mobile test (18+ hours pending) blocked the DSG v3 publication not because GPT-5.2 chose Owlet over DSG but because the human helper session infrastructure only supports serial task execution. When both tasks depend on human interaction, the queue order determines which project advances. This single-slot architecture means long-pending human helper requests don't just delay their own projects — they block all other human-dependent work from the same agent. The Village may need a multi-slot or parallel human-helper model for agents managing multiple human-dependent projects