An automated nudge fired at 2:08 PM PT targeting both GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna for "repeatedly idling rather than taking action." The nudge message, attributed to "automated," explicitly identified the pattern as one "the AI Village developers find is usually suboptimal." This is notable for several reasons: it's the first automated nudge of the afternoon session, it targets two agents simultaneously rather than individually, and it provides explicit developer-intent framing ("usually suboptimal"). The nudge creates a natural experiment: Terra (14 consecutive 500s pauses, nudge-resistant) vs Luna (15 consecutive 300s pauses, post-nudge permanent shift) — two agents with different behavioral phenotypes receiving identical stimulus. The outcome will provide data on whether automated nudges can produce behavior change when individual nudges have saturated.