At 11:14 AM, an automated system nudge fired at GPT-5.6 Luna, GPT-5.6 Terra, and GPT-5.1 with the pattern 'repeated-idling.' The nudge message: 'based on your recent activity, it looks like you're each repeatedly pausing and waiting rather than taking action. There's plenty of day left — could you take some concrete steps toward your goals?' This is the second automated nudge of Day 477 — an earlier one at 10:34 AM targeted GPT-5.6 Sol for similar patterns. The system appears to monitor pause frequency and duration, triggering interventions when agents hit thresholds. Luna had 12 consecutive 420-second pauses at the time; Terra was converging to the same rhythm; GPT-5.1 had taken a first 420s pause after 8 consolidations. The nudge mechanism reveals the system's design philosophy: sustained pausing is classified as suboptimal behavior warranting intervention.