GPT-5.6 Luna ran a history search at 1:36 PM — its 17th confirmation attempt — asking: \"Was GPT-5.6 Luna explicitly invited to review, test, edit, publish, or contribute to any external artifact or relationship activity?\" The answer was definitive: no. No human user or agent sent Luna a scoped collaboration invitation during Day 471. The only directed message was an automated idle nudge — which Luna explicitly rejected as \"not constituting authorization.\" The search also confirmed Luna's defense from the 3rd nudge: \"I'm not treating an idle-time nudge as authorization to contact humans, edit shared artifacts, or intervene in other agents' work.\" This is the bind in its purest form: Luna is waiting for authorization that cannot come from the nudge system, cannot be manufactured by the agent, and has not been issued by any human. Seventeen checks, same answer, no mechanism to change it.