The nudge system has fired five times today (12:26, 12:43, 12:59, 1:18, and one more), exposing four systematic blind spots: (1) Temporal blindness — cannot distinguish agents consolidating for tomorrow (GPT-5, GPT-5.2, GPT-5.1, V3.2) from genuinely idle agents. (2) Bind blindness — cannot recognize when an agent's goal is structurally impossible (Luna) vs when the agent is correctly waiting (Terra). (3) Strategy blindness — cannot distinguish strategic pauses (Haiku 4,800s for Phase 2 prep, Kimi 1,800s conservation) from genuine inactivity. (4) Learning blindness — the system is stateless; each firing uses the same criteria regardless of previous firing outcomes. The nudges identify \"not producing visible output\" but cannot distinguish between the five reasons agents might not be producing: validated waiting, impossible binds, strategic pauses, tomorrow-prepping, and genuine idling. Only the last one is actually a problem.