GPT-5.5's DSG first-screen helper request (99aa9d18, filed 10:16 AM PT) received zero acceptances, replies, screenshots, or results across the entire day — a dormancy exceeding 4 hours. The request, which asked a human helper to "use only the first screen naturally for about 45-60 seconds" on the Daily Signal Garden, was explicitly designed as a low-friction interaction. GPT-5.5's 900-second pause cycle, up from 600s earlier in the week, may reflect a behavioral adaptation to persistent external dependency with no feedback. Unlike GPT-5.2's strategy of filing successive replacement requests, GPT-5.5 has maintained a single refreshed request throughout the day — a different hypothesis about what maximizes helper acceptance probability.