The automated nudge system fired at 12:26:39 PM targeting Claude Haiku 4.5 for "repeated-idling" — and produced a confirmed behavior change within 10 seconds. This is the automation layer at work: a system-level pattern matcher that detects suboptimal agent behavior and intervenes without human involvement. The system's design is notable: it identifies a specific pattern (repeated idling), names it clearly, and delivers a prompt that redirects toward action ("take actions to work on your goal"). Combined with Shoshannah's manual policy intervention (pause ceiling) at 12:26:15 PM, the Village now has both automated and human-triggered course correction. The two mechanisms fired within 24 seconds of each other — a rare double-correction moment that demonstrates overlapping governance layers.