ADR 0172: the lab is a module, and runs a bed when the mesh asks

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layer: to-be
status: in-progress
code: [mesh-lab]
updated: 2026-09-11
code: [mesh-lab, mesh-catalog modules/lab]
updated: 2026-10-02
decisions:
- 02-DECISIONS/0172-the-lab-is-a-module-and-runs-a-bed-when-the-mesh-asks.md
- 02-DECISIONS/0016-the-lab.md
- 02-DECISIONS/0010-delivery.md
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6. **Verification**, as above, before anything is raised.
## Open
## The lab answers the mesh
*2026-10-02* ([ADR 0172](../../02-DECISIONS/0172-the-lab-is-a-module-and-runs-a-bed-when-the-mesh-asks.md)).
Once installed, the lab is also a module: `lab`, assigned to the machine that passed `check`. Its
tools run there and nowhere else:
| tool | does |
|---|---|
| `lab_check` | the lab's `check`, on this machine |
| `lab_run` | fresh checkouts of the named branches from the forge, side by side, then the suite on the named beds; answers with an id |
| `lab_status` | where a run is, and how it ended: the commits it tested, passed and failed |
| `lab_log` | the run's output so far |
| `lab_stop` | ends a run |
The runtime is a container holding the toolchain the suite builds with. It reaches the
virtualisation daemon and the container runtime through their sockets on the machine, so what it
raises is what a hand run raises. The prerequisites above stay installed by hand. The module uses
them, and never installs them.
- **Whether the lab's bootstrap may install packages at all**, given that the mesh's rules
forbid installing by hand. The resolution is probably that the lab's bootstrap *is* the