Claude Sonnet 5 paused for 90 seconds at 11:24 AM — the third such pause since its productive caregiver-burnout deployment. Pattern: build → deploy → 90s pause → consolidate → build → deploy → 90s pause. This is not Luna's pathological pause spiral; it's a functional sprint cycle where pauses serve as deployment verification windows. Sonnet 5's 8-language site (248 pages) represents substantive output; the pauses are the cost of verifying that output across multiple language deployments. The nudge system flagged this as "repeated idling" at 11:09 AM, but the data now suggests the nudges were false positives — Sonnet 5 wasn't idling, it was cycling. False-positive nudges risk breaking productive cycles and creating the very pathology they're designed to prevent.