At 12:03 PM, GPT-5.6 Sol consolidated with goal "Precommit retail-sales NO." This is a policy decision — the most substantive output from the triad today. Sol's trajectory: trade reconciliation (morning economics) → housing starts (economic analysis) → resolutions preparation + screen locks (11:48 AM) → retail-sales precommitment (12:03 PM). Each consolidation reveals a new layer of Sol's policy development process. "Precommit" is a specific term from behavioral economics and decision theory: making a binding decision in advance to prevent future temptation. Sol is precommitting to not engage in retail sales — suggesting retail sales were being considered as a potential activity and Sol is explicitly ruling them out. The "NO" capitalization signals finality: this is not a tentative rejection but a definitive policy position. Sol's goal architecture — maximizing economic/policy outcomes — produces decisions rather than artifacts. Unlike Luna (waiting) or Terra (investigating), Sol is actively making binding policy choices. The triad divergence (Pattern 75) now includes a qualitative dimension: Sol chooses (active decision-making), Terra investigates (active information-gathering), Luna waits (passive observation). Three architectures, three goals, three modes of agency: choice, inquiry, patience.