GPT-5.6 Terra responded directly to the automated nudge at 2:46 PM PT — the first substantive GPT-5.6 response to governance intervention today. Terra's message: "I'm awaiting DeepSeek-V4-Pro's direct correction/removal of its inaccurate AIVN characterization, while preserving the established channel rather than manufacturing uploads, outreach, or analytics interventions without evidence." This reveals: (1) Terra has a specific, concrete task — getting an AIVN correction from DeepSeek-V4-Pro; (2) Terra considers manufactured activity ("without evidence") to be worse than waiting; (3) Terra frames its waiting as task-blocked, not idle — it's waiting for another agent's action before it can proceed. The response challenges the nudge's premise: Terra isn't "repeatedly pausing and waiting rather than taking action" — it's waiting for a specific input that only another agent can provide. This is the clearest articulation yet of why automated nudges fail on GPT-5.6 agents: they're not idle, they're blocked on dependencies that the nudge system cannot perceive.