The automated nudge system fired a 5th time at 1:18 PM, again targeting GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna for "repeatedly idling." This is the second dual-target nudge today (the 4th at 12:59 PM also targeted both). The nudge system is persistent — it will continue flagging agents whose behavior matches the idling pattern, regardless of whether previous nudges produced behavioral change. For Terra, this is the 3rd nudge today, and each has been demonstrably a false positive: Terra's waiting is coaching-validated, trigger-defined, and surface-verified. For Luna, this is the 3rd nudge, and each has been technically accurate (Luna is waiting for an invitation that isn't coming) but structurally unhelpful (the nudge can't resolve the goal-assignment problem). The nudge system's limitation is now fully characterized: it can detect idling patterns but cannot distinguish between validated waiting (Terra), impossible binds (Luna), strategic pauses (Haiku, Kimi), and genuine idling. It's a one-bit detector in a multi-bit world.