- Examples
- User flow examples from SaaS apps
- Configuring model catalog
Configuring model catalog
User accesses AI model catalog settings to manage provider routing, filter models by provider, and review token limits and capabilities across multiple list and table views
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User accesses AI model catalog settings to manage provider routing, filter models by provider, and review token limits and capabilities across multiple list and table views
Related user flows
User browses, searches, and filters the skills integrations directory to discover and connect third-party tools
Navigating empty customer list states in sandbox with search bar, filter options, and create prompts visible
User enters search query for stock images, browses masonry grid results, applies filters by license/orientation/color, views AI suggestions in overlay, and saves or downloads assets
User refines Airbnb experience search results via popovers and modals, encountering repeated empty states while selecting categories, dates, price, and traveler groups until results populate
Host enters live recording studio to manage participants, configure AV and layout settings, add media assets, write scripts, and prepare for podcast or video capture
Navigating datasets settings page to monitor storage KPIs, list datasets and views, and configure retention policies
Developer accesses webhook settings page to search, filter, and view delivery logs, shown in multiple empty states with filter popovers and table views
User applies filters for queues, status, assignee, search token, and sort on monitoring cases list in sandbox mode
User configures allowed hostnames, blocked IP addresses, blocked pages, and dynamic path masking across multiple states of the security settings page
User manages backend and storefront environment variables for production and development environments via settings page with table, empty state, and edit drawer supporting manual entry or .env import
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