> Critically, still running visually on her machine, and with internal resources for lifecycle support if the process changes. That's such an elegant and perfe

> Critically, still running visually on her machine, and with internal resources for lifecycle support if the process changes. That's such an elegant and perfect solution. She keeps track of what's happening, it all runs through her GUI so worse* case scenario she does it herself again, and she can get help if/when she needs it. * actual worse case would be the script going berserk, but as she's not the one who wrote it, she should be shielded from the blame if that ever happens