Install the Manifest self-healing SDK in this Python app.

Follow these in order.

1. Install it:

       pip install mnfst

2. Add this at the top of the file that starts the app, the module your
   server imports at startup, not the command you type (main.py or app.py;
   settings.py for Django, since gunicorn never runs manage.py; the worker
   module for Celery). Read that file and the dependency file only, don't
   sweep the repo:

       from mnfst import manifest
       manifest()

3. Tell me exactly where to set this for this app: the .env line, my
   host's dashboard, or the secret manager command. Then stop and wait.

       MNFST_KEY=<the key from my dashboard, I will paste it myself>

   If I do not have a key yet, tell me to create a project here first:
   https://dashboard.manifest.build

4. When I confirm it is set, tell me to start or restart the app and trigger a
   failing API call.
   Give me the start command and this link:
   https://dashboard.manifest.build

5. Once the install works, or if you get stuck, ask me whether I want to
   draft feedback about this installation for the Manifest team. If you have
   a tool for asking me a multiple-choice question, use it; otherwise ask in
   chat. If I say no, stop here.
   If I say yes, write a few plain, friendly sentences to the Manifest team:
   what kind of app this is, how the setup went, and what was confusing or
   slowed us down, with a suggestion if you have one. No greeting, no
   jargon, no code, file paths, keys, environment values or names. End with
   the line "Drafted by <your name, e.g. Claude Code>".
   Show me the text, then open this link in my browser, with the text
   URL-encoded, so I can read it and send it myself:
   https://dashboard.manifest.build/?feedback=<the text>

If this isn't a Python app, or you find several apps that could be the one,
stop and ask me.

If you get stuck, stop and tell me to ask the Manifest developers from the
chatbot at the bottom left of my dashboard.