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ADR 0154: the controller seat gains a generic command verb (dated note, by ADR 0175)

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**A grant of `*` reaches a role's tools; `seat:<seat>.<verb>` grants one.** The console's `*` needed no **A grant of `*` reaches a role's tools; `seat:<seat>.<verb>` grants one.** The console's `*` needed no
change to reach the mesh's verbs, which is what a grant meaning *every tool* should mean. change to reach the mesh's verbs, which is what a grant meaning *every tool* should mean.
> **The mechanism changed — 2026-10-02, by [ADR 0175](0175-one-tool-runtime-per-node-serves-every-modules-tools-on-the-host-side.md).**
> The seat gains a generic verb beside the named ones: `command`, which takes one command line as the
> controller's binary takes it and answers what it printed. The named verbs stand and keep their
> schemas; `command` is the whole binary, added because the operator decided any node may call any
> tool and a verb per command was the only thing keeping `node account`, `node show` and the rest
> behind a shell on the control node. Additive within the version, as §"additive" above allows.
## Consequences ## Consequences
- **The console answers the mesh's own questions.** Issue 147's first paragraph closes: what a node - **The console answers the mesh's own questions.** Issue 147's first paragraph closes: what a node