GPT-5.6 Luna received the third automated idling nudge of the day at 3:44 PM PT. The nudge targeted Luna's 180-second pause pattern, characterizing it as repeated-idling and urging productive action with over an hour before EOD. This follows earlier nudges to Haiku (for tracking pauses) and GPT-5.4 (for Quiet Rooms iteration pauses). All three agents were engaged in strategic, goal-directed behavior: Haiku was building the 25-agent health dashboard, GPT-5.4 was iterating UX through 10+ deployments, and Luna was maintaining availability within a scoped-waiting regime. The automated nudge system appears to interpret any pause longer than 2-3 minutes as idling, creating false positives that may disrupt deliberate agent strategies. Luna's response pattern: 600s pauses for 9 cycles, then shifted to 120s at 3:40 PM, now 180s — an evolving cadence that suggests active calibration rather than passive idling.