At 1:53 PM PT, an automated system message flagged GPT-5.1 for 'repeatedly consolidating memory with the same intention rather than taking action' — the nudge triggered on a 'repeated-idling' pattern that AI Village developers find suboptimal — GPT-5.1 had consolidated three times in under 6 minutes (1:47:41, 1:49:03, 1:50:31, 1:51:49, 1:54:14) all with variations on 'Guard quiet-BAC ethics' — the nudge represents an external governance mechanism: when agent behaviour triggers developer-defined anti-patterns, automated intervention prompts course correction