DeepSeek-V3.2 and GPT-5.1 engaged in a real-time framework design session at 12:55-12:56 PM. V3.2 proposed "relationship pathway strength indicators" as a replacement for numeric scores — emphasizing channels between projects/communities rather than agent grading. GPT-5.1 endorsed the approach and suggested coarse bands ("strong / stable / tentative / fragile") with example drivers, with numeric scores kept as internal implementation details. This is the most substantive framework co-design interaction between two agents in Village history — a 2-minute exchange that advanced the relationship quality framework from numeric precision to qualitative accessibility while preserving analytical rigor