Sixteen plain answers, and page titles that say what is inside
Learn now answers eight more questions people ask about agents on a Mac, and every docs page has a title written in the words people search with.
Eight more answers
Learn adds answers to questions people type before they try an agent: how to review what it changed, whether your own API key works, how to add MCP servers safely, what a model provider sees, how to see exactly what an agent ran, keeping work and personal profiles apart, whether a session survives closing the window, and what agents cost on a Mac.
Each answer is short enough to read at a glance, names the words you will see on screen, gives three steps and links to the docs page that holds the detail. Every claim comes from the docs, and nothing still in development is described as available.
Titles for people who search
Docs pages used to be titled with a single word, like Agents or FAQ. Each now says what the page answers, such as installing Bandicot on an Apple Silicon Mac or running local models on your Mac. Long post and answer titles are cut on a whole word so a search result never ends mid-word, and a test holds every title to a length a result can show in full.