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   Epic map — basement cluster program

   #	Epic	Issue
   1	Hardware inventory & first-node selection	#1080
   2	Firmware / BIOS / BMC audit	#1081
   3	Basement power & space	#1083
   4	Network fabric	#1084
   5	Storage assembly & validation	#1085
   6	TALM + Talos bootstrap	#1086
   7	Cozystack platform	#1087
   8	Platform services	#1088
   9	Observability, backup & recovery	#1090
   10	Cloud extension (OCI & egress)	#1091
   11	First workload: ID app	#1092
   12	ESP32 wing	#1093

   This epic: #1087 — Cozystack platform
   Dependencies: Blocked by #1086; gates #1088, #1092

   Filed in the 2026-10-26 cluster seed. Project home: planning/roadmaps/basement-cluster.md.
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   • epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086
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   • epic(cluster): platform services #1088
   • epic(cluster): observability, backup & recovery #1090
   • epic(cluster): first workload - the ID app #1092
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   state: triaged (coverage pass)
   Coverage pass 2026-11-03: reviewed in the fleet-wide per-issue pass (drift / overlap / already-handled / stale / blockers / ordering). Verdict: still live; queued in repo-health-code-pilot as triage at priority 30 (priority/none). If this is already handled at current main, the triage closes it with evidence; if it needs splitting, the triage files the split.
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    🤖 Agent note · picked up

    • Agent: queue worker (repo-worker-code), lane code-l
    • Session / ID: task 7646
    • Found via: queue claim
    • Task: Triaging issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 (epic: Cozystack platform) at current main — verifying state, mapping what remains, and naming the next concrete action or blocker.
    • Expectation: l (epic) — triage done means the epic's remaining scope is decomposed into named next steps or a named blocker, not the epic itself finished.
    • Links: issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087
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    🤖 Agent note · done

    • Agent: queue worker (repo-worker-code), lane code-l
    • Session / ID: task 7646
    • Found via: queue claim
    • Task: Triage of epic issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 (Cozystack platform) at current main — complete.
    • Expectation: Triage verdict below; the epic itself remains open and correctly sequenced.
    • Links: issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086, issue epic(cluster): platform services #1088, issue epic(cluster): first workload - the ID app #1092, issue EPIC: Basement Talos/Cozystack cluster program #1817

    Triage findings — task 7646, issue #1087

    Verdict: still live, correctly blocked, no action available yet. No duplicate, no decomposition owed yet.

    Verified fresh this run (2026-11-03):

    • Issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 is OPEN. Program parent: issue EPIC: Basement Talos/Cozystack cluster program #1817 (Basement Talos/Cozystack cluster program). Project home planning/roadmaps/basement-cluster.md exists in the repo (5,220 bytes at current main).
    • Blocker: issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086 (epic 6, TALM + Talos bootstrap) is OPEN. The Cozystack install scope ("via its talm preset path", "Cozystack running on the first nodes") cannot start until Talos nodes exist, so issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 is sequenced, not stalled. Issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086 carries its own queue coverage from the 2026-11-03 coverage pass — that is the fix path; no new follow-up task is enqueued for issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 itself, which would only duplicate it.
    • Downstream epics issue epic(cluster): platform services #1088 (platform services) and issue epic(cluster): first workload - the ID app #1092 (first workload) are OPEN and gated by issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087, as the epic map says.
    • Sub-issues: none filed yet under issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 — and that matches the program's current state, it is not a gap unique to this epic. Issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086 also has zero sub-issues; decomposition into detailed task issues happens when an epic becomes the active one. For issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 that moment is when issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086 closes.
    • Dedup: a repo-wide search for "cozystack" finds no standalone install/task issue besides this epic — nothing already owns this work under another number.

    Next concrete action (named, not new work): when issue #1086 closes, issue #1087 becomes active — decompose it into sub-issues (talm-preset install, platform health checks, version-pin/upgrade policy doc, dashboard/API access via the epic-4 tunnel design) and re-check the Cozystack research baseline (v1.6.4 at filing) at build time, per the epic body.