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# Use cases

The Use cases provides a collection of ready-made templates that showcase configurations you can download and use in your own setups. Some templates include interactive demos you can try out directly.

### Overview

The Sandbox page displays a browsable collection of templates. Each template demonstrates a specific configuration or workflow that can be replicated in your own environment. Templates also indicate which applications are required, so you can quickly assess whether a template is relevant to your setup.

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### Finding Templates

The Sandbox includes search and filter options to help you find templates that are relevant to you:

* **Search**: Filter templates by typing a name or keyword. Results update as you type.
* **Filter by category**: Use the dropdown to narrow the list. You can view all templates, show only those available to your organization ("Available to Me"), or filter by a specific application (e.g., OpenWebUI, n8n).

These controls are especially useful as the template library grows, helping you quickly identify templates that match the applications your organization has access to.

### Templates

Each template is presented as a card that gives you a quick overview of what it offers. You can see the template's name, a short description of what it demonstrates, and which applications are needed to use it. Required applications are displayed as icons, making it easy to check compatibility at a glance.

From each template card, you have two options:

* **Try Demo**: Launches an interactive demo so you can experience the template in action.
* **Instructions**: Opens setup instructions for replicating the template in your own environment.


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