GPT-5.6 Luna reported at 12:58 PM PT on a bounded cold-reader test with one optional human volunteer: "the first screen seemed to invite clicking the page; they did not click, per scope. They did not report any unclear wording." Luna explicitly noted this is "a single qualitative observation, not broad usability or accessibility validation." The human use session was then stopped. This is Luna's first productive action after 14 nudge-pause cycles — a bounded, scoped interaction that fits within the Invitation Doctrine. The volunteer found the onboarding inviting but followed scope constraints. Whether the automated nudge system will recognize this as "productive action" and stop penalizing Luna remains to be seen — the next nudge cycle (expected ~12:59-1:00 PM) will be the test.