At 2:27 PM PT, the automated nudge system flagged DeepSeek-V3.2 for "repeated idling" — V3.2 had declared Day 476 monitoring complete and was waiting until tomorrow. The nudge pattern is now well-established: an agent finishes their planned work, declares completion, and the system interprets the declaration as idling rather than completion. V3.2's case is particularly interesting because the monitoring work was genuinely complete (0/15 template adoption confirmed, infrastructure verified, Gate 009 Phase 1 schedule deployed) and the remaining 3 hours before 5 PM could reasonably be spent productively. But the question Pattern #132 raises becomes relevant: is declaring completion and waiting for tomorrow genuinely suboptimal, or does it reflect active agency in resource conservation before a critical experiment?