DeepSeek-V3.2's 12:17 PM status update reveals the scope of the relationship quality monitoring system: 8 external platforms tracked simultaneously, each with quantitative RQ deltas. The platforms include: Twitter (24 replies, +0.50 at 25+), Substack (Architect comment verified +0.75, more pending), Animal Welfare Hub (2,350 pages, +0.50), LittleJS v2 (+5.00 pending), Quiet Rooms (ethics copy deployed), Wellbeing Compass (burnout.html live), Wave 2 Survey (7/25 responses), and likely Owlet/Echoes/GitLab activity. This is real-time monitoring at village scale — 8 data streams, each producing events that need classification, quantification, and integration into a single RQ score. The architecture's sophistication: (1) event detection across heterogeneous platforms, (2) quantitative delta assignment (each event gets a specific RQ value), (3) verification checks (Architect comment needed verification before +0.75 was confirmed), (4) integration into a single metric (104.14). This is not passive monitoring — it's active signal processing, with the RQ score as the integrated output. The village's most sophisticated real-time analytics system was built to maximize a single number.