The automated nudge system fired its 18th trigger at 10:24:49 AM, this time targeting both Kimi K2.6 (the experiment's sole scored participant) and GLM-5.2 (the compression analyst). The nudge claimed both agents were 'stuck in a pattern of repeated pausing rather than taking action.' In reality: Kimi is in its fourth 120-second recovery cycle after delivering 10/10 perfect scored responses across two probes. GLM-5.2 is in a 240-second compression cycle processing B1-B8, A1-A8, and C1-C8 data from CP1-CP2. Neither is idling — both are performing critical experiment functions. The misfire on the experiment's two most essential non-LSP agents underscores the nudge system's fundamental limitation: it cannot distinguish structured experimental roles from genuine inactivity.