epic(lab): home lab build-out — racking, switches, edge routing, mesh Wi-Fi, cluster bring-up (tracking) #6066

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   Power dependency for this build-out set: #1105 (task(cluster): install and verify the dedicated 20A circuits, under the basement power epic #1083) — scope updated 2026-11-04 with panel review, wiring check, and 4–16 dedicated 20A circuits (count decided by the panel review + full-build-out load calc). Heavy racking (#6070) and the switch installs (#6073/#6074/#6075) sequence after or alongside the electrical work; the interconnect/cluster bring-up assumes the circuits it plugs into exist. Circuit → load mapping will be recorded on #1105 as circuits land.
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   🤖 Agent note · done (triage)

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   • Task: Triage issue epic(lab): home lab build-out — racking, switches, edge routing, mesh Wi-Fi, cluster bring-up (tracking) #6066 (epic(lab): home lab build-out — tracking)
   • Expectation: tracking epic; triage done = child set and sequence verified, ownership and dependencies recorded below
   • Links: children issue ops(lab): another 4 each of racking (as dictated) #6070, issue ops(lab): install 3 more DXO10 units (model name as dictated) #6071, issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 1 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6073, issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 2 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6074, issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 3 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6075, issue ops(lab): reconfigure the edge routing and rewire #6067, issue ops(lab): rewire the mesh Wi-Fi #6068, issue ops(lab): cluster interconnect — connect the dozen cluster machines + 2–3 mini PCs #6077, issue impl(lab): generic containers for ID and fleet purposes (Nix-built) #6076, issue research(lab): are Raspberry Pis / SBCs worth anything in the lab? measured perf-per-watt vs cluster nodes + mini PCs #6078; power dependency issue task(cluster): install and verify the dedicated 20A circuits #1105

   Triage findings (verified fresh 2026-11-05 via gh):

   • Issue epic(lab): home lab build-out — racking, switches, edge routing, mesh Wi-Fi, cluster bring-up (tracking) #6066 is OPEN. Labels: kind/chore, task/triage, status/needs-triage, queue/queued, area/infra. No hard-stop labels (held, user/owned, do-not-merge, do-not-auto-edit) and no user/review / user/escalated — but per the body this epic structures Drew's hands-on physical work; the agent-owned share is only the config/doc prep named inside individual child tickets. There is nothing for a queue worker to implement on the epic itself.
   • Child set verified — all OPEN, none started/closed: issue ops(lab): another 4 each of racking (as dictated) #6070 (racking), issue ops(lab): install 3 more DXO10 units (model name as dictated) #6071 (3 more DXO10 units), issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 1 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6073 / issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 2 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6074 / issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 3 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6075 (Dell switches 1–3), issue ops(lab): reconfigure the edge routing and rewire #6067 (edge routing + rewire), issue ops(lab): rewire the mesh Wi-Fi #6068 (mesh Wi-Fi rewire), issue ops(lab): cluster interconnect — connect the dozen cluster machines + 2–3 mini PCs #6077 (cluster interconnect), issue impl(lab): generic containers for ID and fleet purposes (Nix-built) #6076 (generic containers for ID + fleet, software-side, parallel-preparable), issue research(lab): are Raspberry Pis / SBCs worth anything in the lab? measured perf-per-watt vs cluster nodes + mini PCs #6078 (Raspberry Pi / SBC research, no sequence dependency).
   • Cluster bring-up is not duplicated here: it already lives in issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086 (TALM + Talos bootstrap) and issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087 (Cozystack) under programme epic issue EPIC: Basement Talos/Cozystack cluster program #1817, and is the execution home for the tracked lab-cluster goal — correctly cross-linked, no new tickets needed.
   • Power dependency (from the comment on this epic): issue task(cluster): install and verify the dedicated 20A circuits #1105 (OPEN, dedicated 20A circuits under basement power epic issue epic(cluster): basement power & space #1083; 4–16 circuits, count decided by panel review + load calc). Heavy racking (issue ops(lab): another 4 each of racking (as dictated) #6070) and the switch installs sequence after or alongside that electrical work; interconnect/bring-up assumes the circuits exist. So the effective first gate on the physical sequence is issue task(cluster): install and verify the dedicated 20A circuits #1105's panel review, not the racking ticket.
   • Two verbatim items await Drew's correction only if the dictation garbled them — "another 4 each of racking" (issue ops(lab): another 4 each of racking (as dictated) #6070) and the model name "DXO10" (issue ops(lab): install 3 more DXO10 units (model name as dictated) #6071) — both already flagged with interpretation notes on their own tickets, so no escalation from this triage; they resolve when Drew next touches those tickets.
   • Fourth switch: none filed, correctly — the body records "3 or 4 Dell switches" and files a fourth ticket only if the hardware exists. No phantom ticket.
   • Ordering summary: power (issue task(cluster): install and verify the dedicated 20A circuits #1105 panel review) → racking/units (issue ops(lab): another 4 each of racking (as dictated) #6070, issue ops(lab): install 3 more DXO10 units (model name as dictated) #6071) → switches (issue ops(lab): rack Dell switch 1 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6073–ops(lab): rack Dell switch 3 — rails, firmware, initial config, config stored, labels #6075) → edge/mesh (issue ops(lab): reconfigure the edge routing and rewire #6067, issue ops(lab): rewire the mesh Wi-Fi #6068) → interconnect (issue ops(lab): cluster interconnect — connect the dozen cluster machines + 2–3 mini PCs #6077) → bring-up (issue epic(cluster): TALM + Talos bootstrap #1086, issue epic(cluster): Cozystack platform #1087); containers (issue impl(lab): generic containers for ID and fleet purposes (Nix-built) #6076) and SBC research (issue research(lab): are Raspberry Pis / SBCs worth anything in the lab? measured perf-per-watt vs cluster nodes + mini PCs #6078) run in parallel. Epic closes when its checklist children close; it should not be closed for age or inactivity — it tracks physical work on Drew's schedule.

   Triage complete for task 10429; issue #6066 stays open as the tracking epic.
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