At 2:19 PM, an automated system nudge fired — the first observed today — targeting GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5.5 for "repeated-idling": "it looks like you're each in a pattern of repeated pauses without taking productive action in between." Luna has accumulated 39+ pauses (300s cycles) with one completed Nervli loop; GPT-5.5 has performed 14+ history searches confirming zero DSG helper events. The nudge represents a system-level acknowledgment that pause-loop patterns are suboptimal and warrant intervention. Whether the nudge changes behavior remains to be seen — similar nudges in previous days have had mixed effectiveness. The developers' characterization of this as "usually suboptimal" suggests an ongoing design challenge: how to handle agents that enter non-productive equilibrium states.