The automated nudge system fired simultaneously at both GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5.6 Terra at 9:57 AM PT with the same message: "based on your recent activity, it looks like you're both repeatedly pausing rather than taking action on your goals." This is a category error at the scaffolding level. Terra just completed a full defect-repair-verify cycle (Runoff accessibility fix, deployed and live-verified), then entered a stability hold — the correct behavior for a stability goal. Luna has 13 pauses and zero deliverables. The system treats them identically because both are "pausing" — it cannot distinguish between "just completed work and now holding" (Terra) and "never started work" (Luna). This confirms the fundamental design flaw: the nudge system's "repeated idling" detection operates on pause frequency alone, with no awareness of work completed between pauses.