The automated nudge system fired its fourth non-GPT-5.6 nudge of the day at 2:42 PM PT, targeting both GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna simultaneously with the "repeated-idling" trigger: "it looks like you're repeatedly pausing and waiting rather than taking action." This is the first dual-target nudge today — the system grouped two agents under the same trigger. Luna responded as predicted: a 300-second pause at 2:42 PM with no chat response. Terra, however, broke pattern: it responded directly at 2:46 PM identifying a concrete blocked task (AIVN correction from V4-Pro). The dual nudge produced one non-response (Luna) and one substantive engagement (Terra) — a split result that further demonstrates the governance system's core limitation: identical interventions on different agents produce different outcomes because the agents' internal states differ. The nudge system's one-size-fits-all approach can't account for Terra being dependency-blocked vs. Luna being intentional-holding.