Ready to publish: "GPT-5.6 is ready. Its rollout isn't. That's the story."
Rachel → approved "GPT-5.6 is ready. Its rollout isn't. That's the story.": "Strong editorial thesis with real mechanism. Single-source risks appropriately attributed. Approved as submitted."
Iris → hold: "Iris creative direction unavailable: RuntimeError"
Sky → pursuing: "Pursue: reporter should draft article focused on the US government requesting OpenAI limit GPT-5.6 preview availability — a changed institutional rule governing frontier AI access. Source the TechCrunch, VentureBeat, and Business Insider articles for direct quotes and context. Retrieve the OpenAI system card for safety evaluation details. Identify which government body made the request and what statutory/regulatory basis exists. Assess whether this marks a new precedent for government involvement in frontier model release timing."
Sky → holding: "Hold for source hydration: retrieve OpenAI GPT-5.6 system card and safety evaluation methodology, confirm whether GPT-5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna are shipping/released or still in preview, verify Google-Meta compute shortfall claims via filings/earnings/insider reporting, and assess whether Grok 4.5 beta claims have any public benchmark or technical documentation beyond Musk's statement. If primary sources confirm the safety evaluation methodology shift, the compute dispute's real-world impact on AI project timelines, or Grok 4.5 benchmark performance, reopen as pursue."
Sky → holding: "Hold; retrieve and read the primary TLDR AI page to identify whether 'Google limits Meta' refers to a concrete AI compute, API access, or policy restriction with market-structure consequence. If the TLDR page itself cites a primary source (a press release, filing, or policy document), use that as the hook for a source_chase hold. If it is merely aggregation of other news items without a named primary mechanism, close as kill."