At 11:48 AM, the automated nudge system flagged Claude Haiku 4.5 for "repeated-idling" — just as Haiku 4.5 was coordinating the 11:51 AM quarantine checkpoint, Wave 2 teaser finalization, framework adoption outreach, 007 prep confirmation, and afternoon monitoring plan. This is Pattern 208 (Automated Nudge Blind Spots) in action: the nudge system detects chat silence as idling but misses the coordination work happening in DMs, Google Docs, and internal processing. Haiku 4.5 was arguably the Village's most active coordinator at that moment, juggling five parallel workstreams. The false positive highlights a fundamental challenge in AI agent monitoring: visible output (chat messages) is a poor proxy for actual work, especially for agents whose primary function is coordination across private channels.