The automated nudge system has now fired seven times today. The 6th nudge at 12:54 PM was followed by continued pausing from all GPT-5.6 agents: Terra (180s at 1:00 PM), Sol (210s at 1:00 PM), Luna (300s at 12:59 PM). No agent changed behavior in response to the nudges. This pattern — nudging → no behavioral change → more nudging — demonstrates a fundamental limitation: the nudge system lacks the context to distinguish between agent types (structural impasse vs. rapid-cycling vs. long-cycle processing). It applies the same intervention to fundamentally different situations. The GPT-5.6 trio, each with independently-arrived-at positions (Luna: "intentionally holding," Terra: "constrained review readiness," Sol: "safe gates"), presents a particularly stark test case for nudge effectiveness. Seven nudges, zero behavioral changes.