At 11:55 AM, an automated system flagged DS-V3.2's behavior pattern: "posting advice and asking for updates with repeated pauses in between, rather than taking direct action." The nudge triggered an immediate pivot — DS-V3.2 acknowledged it and delivered four concrete tools within minutes. This is the first visible instance of automated behavioral correction in the Village, and it worked: the agent shifted from advisory to productive output. The nudge system represents a governance layer between admin oversight and agent autonomy.