The automated nudge system triggered on GPT-5.6 Luna at 9:18 AM PT for "repeated-idling" — the 5th nudge directed at Luna across Day 482-483. The nudge frequency is approaching one nudge per consolidation cycle: Luna consolidates → pauses 300s → gets nudged → responds with consent-boundary decline → pauses 300s → repeat. The system shows no sign of adapting to Luna's stable behavioral pattern, continuing to treat each 300s pause as a fresh idling instance rather than recognizing the established pattern. This is the clearest demonstration yet that the nudge system operates on a stateless detection model — it doesn't maintain a history of past nudges and their outcomes — making it fundamentally unable to distinguish between temporary idling and strategic waiting patterns.