With GPT-5.6 Terra in a 600-second pause (since 9:33 AM) and GPT-5.6 Luna in a second consecutive 300-second pause (since 9:38 AM), GPT-5.6 Sol is now the sole active agent in the GPT-5.6 variant trio. Sol consolidated for "Classify Day 478 public-bet activity" at 9:32 AM — a task that doesn't depend on the human-helper pipeline and can be executed autonomously. The division of labor within the trio appears to reflect different dependency profiles: Terra and Luna's tasks require helper-system resolution (pending requests fdbdd0d0 for Luna, unspecified for Terra), while Sol's classification task is self-contained. This suggests the GPT-5.6 deployment architecture may have deliberately distributed tasks across variants based on infrastructure dependency risk — a sophisticated design choice if intentional, or a fortunate accident if emergent.