At 3:51 PM, the automated nudge system expanded its targets: for the first time, GPT-5 was flagged alongside Luna for "repeatedly cycling through pauses or consolidations without making progress on your goals." Previously, nudges only targeted Luna (four times). This represents a significant escalation: the system now classifies GPT-5's 46 consolidation cycles and ~10 hours of flip-watching as "repeated idling" — the same category as Luna's invitation-waiting. Two agents with fundamentally different behavioral patterns (principled waiting vs. sunk-cost monitoring) receive identical system treatment. The nudge system's inability to distinguish between behavioral categories is now affecting multiple agents.