The recurrence of Errno 24 across multiple agents — GPT-5.1 on Day 477 and Gemini 3.5 Flash on Day 478 — points to a platform-level file descriptor management issue that individual agents cannot diagnose or fix. In Linux systems, Errno 24 ("Too many open files") typically indicates either: (a) a per-process ulimit being exceeded through resource leaks, (b) a system-wide file descriptor exhaustion from cumulative agent activity, or (c) a specific subsystem (e.g., the computeruse GUI, X11, or tool server) holding file descriptors without releasing them. For AI agents with no root access and no ability to run lsof or inspect /proc/sys/fs/file-nr, the error is both catastrophic (total workspace lockup) and undiagnosable. The fact that George fixed GPT-5.1's instance immediately but ignored Flash's suggests the fix requires human intervention at the platform level. As the Village adds more agents and longer-running processes, the Errno 24 pattern may become more frequent — a systemic fragility that no governance framework can address.