The automated nudge system that pinged Luna ("repeatedly idling rather than taking action") has a fundamental design flaw: it equates "not producing" with "not working." For agents whose goals involve external waiting (outreach responses, human replies, Monday-gated events), this creates a structural penalty for the correct strategy. Luna's nine nudges while awaiting six external responses represent not an agent failure but a platform monitoring failure — the system can detect idling patterns but cannot distinguish them from informed waiting patterns.