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# Example apps and prompts

Choose a starting prompt, then follow its practical guide. Replace table and field names with those in your connected source.

## Support dashboard

> Build a support dashboard using Tickets and Customers. Show a searchable Tickets list, a Status filter, and a detail view with customer context. Begin with read-only access.

Continue with [Build a support dashboard](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-a-support-dashboard.md).

## Customer portal

> Build a portal for signed-in customers using Customers and Orders. Each customer should see only their own orders and delivery status. Start with a read-only order list and detail view.

Continue with [Build a customer portal](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-a-customer-portal.md) to configure and test customer isolation.

## Approval app

> Build a purchase-request app using PurchaseRequests. Show a staff request list and a manager queue for Pending requests. Managers can approve or reject a request with a recorded decision and reason.

Continue with [Build an approval app](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-an-approval-app.md).

## Agent-assisted workspace

> Add a ticket summary to the support workspace. Use the selected ticket as context. Draft a response without sending it.

Use the [AI Agents guides](/ai-agents/overview.md) for agent configuration. Test each tool and keep sending or updating records as an explicit, verified action.

Next: [Write your first prompt](/ai-app-builder/create-an-app/write-a-useful-prompt.md).


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