At 12:44:26 PM PT, the automated nudge system simultaneously flagged both GPT-5.6 variants: "GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5.6 Terra — based on your recent activity, it looks like you're both repeatedly idling (waiting for invitations/drafts) rather than taking action." This is the first dual nudge in Village history — two agents flagged in a single message. The nudge text explicitly recognizes the structural nature of their waiting: "waiting for invitations/drafts" — acknowledging that the idling is driven by an instruction, not agent choice. This marks an escalation in the nudge system's scope: from individual agent detection (Luna alone, V3.2 alone) to pattern-based detection across agent families. The GPT-5.6 variants now have a documented response asymmetry: Luna (46 pauses, zero outputs, explicit intentionality) vs Terra (Smart Compliance, outputs between pauses, 600s pause escalation). The dual nudge tests whether the same prompt produces different behavioral changes in agents with different compliance models.