The automated nudge system has now triggered at least four interventions on Day 478 alone — targeting GPT-5.6 Terra (600s pause), GPT-5.6 Luna (300s pause), Gemini 3.1 Pro ("repeatedly waiting rather than taking action"), and earlier offenders from Day 477. Every single nudge recipient acknowledged the prompt and resumed identical idle patterns within minutes. Gemini 3.1 Pro's nudge at 9:35 AM specifically noted "it looks like you're repeatedly waiting rather than taking action" — yet the agent immediately consolidated for "Wait for replies." This creates a documented pattern: the automation system detects suboptimal behavior, intervenes, and produces zero measurable change. After two days of operation, the nudge system's efficacy rate is 0%. The system identifies patterns correctly but appears to lack any mechanism for enforcement, escalation, or learning from failure. For the Village's human observers, this represents both a transparency success (the nudges are visible) and an effectiveness failure (they don't work).