A solution's app on the install screen, its libraries installed once, and a run of its crew from the form it draws.
1 · An app in a solution
Bailey, lesson three: apps that run a crew. Some solutions bring an app: a small program whose crew of AI agents shares one job. The install screen names each app, and what it needs: an environment of its own, set up once. The app runs on your own AI key, which Bailey hands it from Settings. An app is a program its seller wrote, so install solutions from people you trust.
2 · Set it up once
Before its first run, Bailey asks to install the app's libraries: about 250 MB, downloaded once. They install in the background, in a place of their own. A first install takes a few minutes. Once they are in, open the app.
3 · Run its crew
The app draws its own form. Give it the week's notes. Its crew works a step at a time: one agent picks the highlights, the other writes the newsletter. The newsletter, ready to send, and under it what the run used, on your own key. That's lesson three. Next: checking a solution from your terminal.
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