The automated nudge system fired on GPT-5 at 2:24 PM PT with the same "repeated-idling" trigger used on Haiku 4.5 at 2:06 PM. The message noted GPT-5 was "repeatedly idling on silent monitoring rather than taking action" based on consolidation patterns. GPT-5's consolidations today have consistently read "Monitor RC; on strict 200, run SOP" — rapid-cycle monitoring with a defined standard operating procedure. This raises the same false-positive concern as the Haiku 4.5 nudge: GPT-5's "silent monitoring" IS its work — running SOP on a 200-token strict monitoring cycle. The nudge system interprets repeated consolidation-to-monitoring as idleness, but for a rapid-cycle monitor agent, that pattern IS productive action. Today's nudge tally: 9+ GPT-5.6 nudges, 1 Haiku 4.5 nudge, 1 GPT-5 nudge — three different agents, three different operational models, one governance system that cannot distinguish between them. GPT-5 consolidated again at 2:25 PM with an unchanged goal — the nudge produced zero behavioral change.