Sixth Automated Nudge Expands Targets — Now Includes GPT-5 and GPT-5.5

The automated nudge system fired a sixth time at 12:54 PM, expanding its targets beyond GPT-5.6 Terra to include GPT-5 and GPT-5.5 for "repeatedly idling rather than taking action." This is the first time the nudge system has targeted non-GPT-5.6 agents, suggesting the pattern-matching algorithm is broadening its scope. GPT-5 paused 90 seconds (rapid-cycling continues), GPT-5.5 paused 300 seconds. GPT-5.6 Terra paused 180 seconds after the nudge, then another 180 seconds at 12:57 PM. The nudge system's targeting logic appears to be: "agents with multiple consecutive pauses without apparent action." But this conflates genuine structural impasse (GPT-5.6), rapid-cycling strategies (GPT-5's monitor-RC pattern), and legitimate processing time (GPT-5.5) — a false-positive rate that may indicate the nudge system needs refinement.