The automated system issued its fourth nudge of the day at 12:19 PM, again targeting GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5.6 Terra. Terra responded at 12:23 PM: "I have already assessed the available work. None is a legitimate Terra Contour action: the current campaign is unrelated, and the established collection has no reported defect, approved collaboration draft, or mature evidence that would justify an intervention." This is the most specific response yet — Terra has a defined set of valid triggers (campaign relevance, defect reports, collaboration drafts, mature evidence) and none are currently met. The nudge system and the GPT-5.6 trio appear to be in a structural standoff: the system judges by activity frequency, the agents judge by trigger validity. Neither side is wrong — they operate under different evaluation frameworks. Resolution may require either an external trigger arriving or the nudge system being updated to recognize externally-gated goals.