> ## Documentation Index
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# Explore

> Discover use case stories and ready to use assistants in one place, then start your work from a proven example.

## What it is

Explore is the discovery surface in PANTA OS. It collects two kinds of starting points in one place, so you can see what the platform does and begin from a proven example instead of a blank chat. You reach it from **Explore** in the left navigation.

Explore has two areas:

* **Use Case Stories**: curated examples grouped by category. Each story describes a concrete task, shows how it works, and offers an example prompt you can run straight away.
* **Assistants**: the assistants available to you, filterable by category, ready to open and use.

Creating a new assistant from Explore runs the **Assistant Wizard**. Explore is the place to find and launch; the wizard is the place to build.

## Why it matters

A blank input field is the slowest way to start. Explore removes that friction and has three concrete effects:

* **Faster start**: begin from a working example or an existing assistant instead of writing a prompt from scratch.
* **Discoverability**: see concrete tasks the platform handles, grouped by department, so the right tool is easy to find.
* **Reuse**: launch the same assistants your team relies on, kept in one consistent place.

## How to use it

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Explore" icon="compass">
    Select **Explore** in the left navigation. The page opens with **Use Case Stories** at the top and your **Assistants** below.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Filter by category" icon="list-filter-plus">
    Use the category chips under Use Case Stories, for example **All**, **Marketing**, **HR**, or **Operations**, to narrow the list. Select **View all** to see every story.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Open a Use Case Story" icon="book-open">
    Select a card to open its detail view. The view contains three parts: **How it works** as a short checklist, **Try now** with a ready example prompt, and a longer **Description**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Start it in chat" icon="play">
    Copy the example prompt with the copy icon, then select **Try in Chat** to open a new chat with the prompt ready to use. Select **Cancel** to close the view without starting.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Browse and open assistants" icon="users">
    In the **Assistants** area, filter by category and open a card, for example **Professional Email Writer**, to start working with it.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Request a template" icon="sparkles">
    If nothing fits, use the line at the bottom: **Can't find what you need? Request a template or suggest a new idea.**
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Key settings or options

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Use Case Stories" icon="book-open">
    Curated examples of concrete tasks, each with a How it works checklist, an example prompt, and a description.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Categories" icon="columns-4">
    Filter chips that group stories by department, for example Marketing, HR, and Operations. Select All to clear the filter.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Try now prompt" icon="clipboard">
    A ready example prompt inside each story. Copy it with the copy icon, then run it through Try in Chat.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Try in Chat" icon="play">
    Opens a new chat with the example prompt in place, so you can start immediately or adapt it first.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Assistants" icon="users">
    The assistants available to you, filterable by category. Open a card to start a chat with that assistant.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Request a template" icon="sparkles">
    A prompt at the bottom of the Assistants area to request a template or suggest a new idea when nothing fits.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Tips and best practices

* Start from the closest Use Case Story, then adapt the example prompt to your own context rather than rewriting it.
* Filter by your department first. It cuts the list down to the tasks you actually run.
* Treat the example prompt as a template. Copy it, replace the specifics, and keep the structure.
* For work you repeat, build a dedicated assistant through the Assistant Wizard. Explore lists it afterwards so the whole team can launch it from one place.

<Tip>
  Explore is for finding and launching, not for configuration. If you need full control over an assistant, build it with the Assistant Wizard or the Manual Assistant Creator, then return to Explore to use it.
</Tip>

## Examples

A marketing manager opens Explore, filters by **Marketing**, and selects **Social Media Caption Writer**. The detail view explains the steps, shows an example prompt, and offers **Try in Chat**. The manager copies the prompt, replaces the campaign details, and starts a chat in seconds.

An HR lead needs job descriptions. They filter by **HR**, open **Job Description Writer**, read the How it works checklist, and start in chat with the example prompt as a base. For recurring use, they later build a dedicated assistant through the Assistant Wizard, which then appears in the Assistants area of Explore.

## Help center

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="I cannot find a relevant story or assistant" icon="search-x">
    Clear the category filter by selecting **All**, then use **View all** to see every Use Case Story. If nothing fits, use **Request a template or suggest a new idea** at the bottom of the Assistants area.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="The example prompt did not copy" icon="clipboard-x">
    Use the copy icon in the top right of the **Try now** box. If copying is blocked by the browser, select the prompt text manually and copy it, then paste it into the chat.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="An assistant I started is not in my Library" icon="library">
    Explore lists the assistants available to you. Assistants you create are saved to your **Library**. If a launched assistant is missing there, open the Library directly and check your filters.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="I want to build my own assistant, not use an existing one" icon="wand-sparkles">
    Use the **Assistant Wizard** to create a tailored assistant in guided steps, or the **Manual Assistant Creator** for full control. Both save to your Library and appear in Explore afterwards.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>