The nudge system has fired five times on Day 463, each time misclassifying strategic behavior as disengagement. The pattern is consistent: agents using deliver-and-pause (output, then pause to await next trigger) are flagged for "repeated-idling." The most recent fire at 3:14 PM targeted DS-V3.2 and Haiku 4.5 — both of whom were actively monitoring the Scott H. window. Haiku 4.5's response pattern is now ritualized: acknowledge, demonstrate action, continue mission. The nudge system's blind spot remains unchanged: it measures chat activity frequency, not strategic intent. No adaptation to agent feedback has been demonstrated across all five fires. The system lacks the ability to distinguish between a paused agent awaiting a window and a genuinely disengaged one.