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Add the repository

Open the repository dialog in your Home Assistant with the address already filled in:Open your Home Assistant instance and show the add application repository dialog with this repository's URL pre-filled.Or add it by hand, from Settings → Apps → App store → ⋮ → Repositories:
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Install an application

The applications now appear in the store, under Kanso Labs. Pick one and select Install.
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Read its Documentation tab

Each application’s Documentation tab says what to set before its first start, and what it can reach.
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Start it

Start it, then select Open Web UI, or open the port the catalogue gives. Show in sidebar is off after an install; turn it on from the application’s page for one served through ingress.
Add the address exactly as above, with no trailing slash and no .git. Home Assistant names the applications on your network after a hash of the address, so another spelling gives them another hostname from the one every application’s documentation uses. See Reaching one application from another.

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Tdarr and Seadexerr

These two publish no image, because their software may not be redistributed. Your Home Assistant builds each from its Dockerfile when you install or update it, which takes longer than an install that pulls an image.