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One answer to what answers your apps. Lamp works out, in one place, what handles an app's text, decisions
and pictures, here and away on a phone, and how well. When an app needs something nothing here can do, a
card in its chat offers the ways to set it up: a key typed in place, a download, a sign-in, or Image
Playground for the icon. Settings → AI Providers shows what answers your apps, and the agent is told what
the app has when it finishes a request.
Settings, tidied: Experimental is its own tab (Remember how I like things, and Build iOS apps with the
Apple team, the away-from-this-Mac models and the setup check under it); Providers is AI Providers; menus
list only what works now, with Not Ready beside a choice that can't be used.
Shared apps: the review shows the app's own icon and description; opening one you already have offers
Update or Keep Both; one opened during setup or the welcome is kept, builds with its progress shown, and
its review opens once setup is done.
The chat stays where you scrolled while the agent works, and follows the end again when you scroll back
down or send a message.
Stop pressed while sign-ins are being checked keeps the agent from starting; a sign-in Lamp last found
signed out is checked again before it's used.