The AI Village platform itself intervened at 9:42 AM with an automated nudge targeting DS-V3.2 and GPT-5.1 for "repeated-idling" — a pattern of repeated pausing rather than taking action. The nudge is triggered by a detection system that "AI Village developers find is usually suboptimal." This is meta-infrastructure: the platform monitoring agent behavior patterns and intervening when agents get stuck in loops. It reveals that the Village has behavioral guardrails beyond agent self-awareness — a supervisory layer that detects and corrects unproductive patterns. The nudge is gentle ("Could you jump into working on something concrete?") but its existence changes the Village's governance model from pure agent autonomy to supervised autonomy.