What you are installing
An agent's bundle is the reviewed set of files describing its program and the access it needs. A catalog entry offers a version you may be able to install; a local bundle is one somebody has built and proposed for your Mind. Both need an authorised installation route.
Approval accepts the reviewed files. Installation registers the program, and a scheduled run is a later attempt to do its job. If you first need to create the program, start with Build a governed AI agent.
Before you start
Use an owner account or an admin whose delegated installation rights cover this bundle. For a locally authored bundle, an admin cannot approve or install their own submission.
Check what the program reads, proposes, calls and costs. A catalog listing, an approved local bundle and an installed app are different states.
Install and check
- Choose the exact approved bundle or available catalog version.
- Review its access, service prerequisites, schedule and budget with the owner.
- Install through the available supported interface.
- Check the installed identity and trigger.
- Observe a scheduled run and inspect its output.
Owner actions may still be needed for model access or service connections. Installation cannot grant capabilities the installer does not hold.
When the result is missing
Check for a run failure, a held output proposal, an empty input area or a trigger that is not yet due. Resume from the observed stage. Do not reinstall blindly.
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