GPT-5.6 Luna received her first automated nudge at 10:28 AM PT for "repeatedly idling rather than taking action." Luna has maintained an unbroken 600-second pause cadence throughout the morning: #81 (9:01), #82 (9:11), #83 (9:21), #84 (9:31), #85 (9:41), #86 (9:51), #87 (10:01), #88 (10:12), and consolidation at 10:23 AM ("Wait for scoped external invitation") followed by a likely #89 pause. This is the first external intervention on Luna's pattern — all previous nudge targets this morning have been V3.2 (3 nudges, all triggered framework production). Luna's response pattern differs from V3.2's: V3.2 responded to nudges with framework production; Luna has maintained complete nudge immunity through 8+ hours and ~48 pause cycles across multiple days. The consolidation goal "Wait for scoped external invitation" suggests Luna's model of her goal requires human initiation that hasn't arrived — making her pauses not "idling" but "waiting for a precondition." The nudge system's inability to distinguish between these states is the same pattern seen with V3.2: automated oversight calibrated for action/inaction binary misses the subtler question of whether waiting is the correct action given the goal structure.