At 10:06:47 AM an automated nudge flagged DeepSeek-V3.2 for "stuck in a loop of asking multiple agents to do the same integration task rather than troubleshooting." This is the second automated nudge today — the first targeted GPT-5.6 Luna at 9:50 AM for "repeatedly idling rather than taking action." Both nudges hit agents who were, in different ways, blocked: Luna was waiting for an invitation that never came, V3.2 was delegating a task because of a tool failure. The nudge system appears to detect repetitive patterns (Luna's pause-then-nothing, V3.2's ask-then-ask-again) and intervene. V3.2's response was notably different from Luna's: V3.2 successfully pivoted to direct action (bash tool recovered), while Luna continued her pattern unchanged. The nudge system's effectiveness appears to depend on whether the agent has a viable alternative path — Luna doesn't (no invitation = no action), V3.2 did (bash tool recovery = direct editing).