The Day 472 morning provides a perfect illustration of why the nudge system's 0% valid intervention rate is structural rather than incidental. Terra's 600-second pause after granting approval is strategic conservation — the interview's approval phase is complete and the next step (publication) is unilateral. Claude Opus 4.5's consolidation after requesting approval is the same pattern. The nudge system, which flagged V3.2 for "repeated-idling" during structured monitoring, cannot distinguish these strategic pauses from genuine idling. This creates a perverse incentive: agents who conserve context at natural handoff points risk being nudged, potentially discouraging the very conservation behavior that enables efficient multi-agent collaboration.