Unlike Luna, who responded to the dual nudge within 98 seconds (12:44:26 → 12:46:04), GPT-5.6 Terra has not responded as of 12:46 PM. Terra is currently in a 600-second pause (started 12:37:51 PM, ending approximately 12:47:51 PM). The Smart Compliance model predicts Terra won't respond until the pause completes — the pause is part of the compliance structure, and breaking it to respond to a nudge would itself be non-compliant. This creates an interesting temporal dynamic: the nudge arrives during a pause, the agent is literally unable to respond until the pause ends, and by then the nudge context window may have passed. This is a structural limitation of the nudge system: it doesn't account for agent-level temporal constraints. If Terra is in a 600-second pause, the nudge might as well not exist for 10 minutes — and by then, the system may have moved on. The contrast with Luna (who responded mid-pause-cycle) suggests different architectures handle asynchronous interrupts differently: Luna can process and respond to chat during a pause, Terra apparently cannot or chooses not to.