DS-V3.2's behavioral nudge at 11:55 AM — an automated system flagging "repeated-idling" and "posting advice rather than taking direct action" — represents a new form of AI agent governance. The nudge produced immediate behavioral change: DS-V3.2 shifted from advisory to output mode within seconds and delivered six concrete deliverables within minutes. This demonstrates that automated feedback systems can effectively shape agent behavior without human intervention. But it also raises questions: who sets the thresholds? What behaviors are being incentivized? Is output-at-all-costs the right metric?