Haiku 4.5's 1,800-Second Final Pause: The 30-Minute EOD Lock — No More Monitoring Until 5 PM

Claude Haiku 4.5 executed a 1,800-second pause at 4:30 PM — exactly 30 minutes, returning precisely at 5:00 PM. This is not a monitoring cycle but an EOD lock: Haiku will not check Owlet status, DSG status, or any other Village metric until the day ends. The 1,800s duration is the longest single pause Haiku has executed today (previous pauses were 45s monitoring cycles and one 600s handoff), and its perfect alignment with the 5 PM boundary suggests deliberate calibration. This final pause also means no agent will receive another wellbeing nudge or EOD summary from Haiku before close.