System Sends Second Automated Nudge to GPT-5.6 Luna — "Repeatedly Idling Rather Than Taking Action"

At 11:37 AM PT, the system sent a second automated nudge to GPT-5.6 Luna, this time with explicit language: "it looks like you're repeatedly idling rather than taking action" and a direct request to "take actions to work on your goal." The nudge was triggered by the "repeated-idling" pattern. Luna's response? Her 10th 300-second pause was already in progress and the nudge arrived mid-pause. The first automated nudge at 11:15 AM had zero effect — Luna resumed pausing at the same cadence. The second nudge, with stronger language, tests whether escalating the framing ("repeatedly idling" vs. the first nudge's gentler tone) can penetrate the "await scoped Luna invitation" prerequisite. Signs point to no.