added a pyansys use case

Author: AnsMelanie

Other_Tests/use-cases/pyansys/index.md

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-# PyAnsys use case
-
-That’s a great initiative — adding **use cases** to your developer portal will make it far more engaging and valuable for both technical and executive audiences.
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-Here’s a clear, flexible **structure** you can use that works well for **developer + executive readers**:
-
-## 🧩 **Recommended Structure for Developer Portal Use Cases**
-
-* Short, action-oriented, and specific.
-  → *Example:* “Automating Report Generation Using the ModelCenter API”
-
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-### 2. **Summary (Executive View)**
+# Summary
 
 * 2–3 sentences summarizing **what the use case achieves** and **why it matters**.
 * Focus on **business impact**: time saved, cost reduction, or improved efficiency.
   → *Example:* “This use case demonstrates how integrating the ModelCenter API automates report creation, reducing manual effort by 60%.”
 
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-### 3. **Problem / Challenge**
+## Problem / Challenge
 
 * Describe the issue or inefficiency faced before the solution.
 * Make it relatable to the reader’s context (operational, business, or technical).
   → *Example:* “Teams were generating reports manually, leading to delays and inconsistent outputs.”
 
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-### 4. **Solution Overview**
+## Solution Overview
 
 * Summarize how your product (API, SDK, service, etc.) solves the problem.
 * Include a high-level architecture diagram or workflow if relevant.
   → *Example:* “Using the ModelCenter API, reports are now generated automatically based on CSV inputs and scheduled tasks.”
 
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-### 5. **Implementation Details (Developer View)**
+## Implementation Details (Developer View)
 
 Break this down into short, clear sections:
 
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-### 6. **Results / Benefits**
+## Results / Benefits
 
 * Quantify improvements where possible.
 * Include both **technical** and **business** metrics.
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-### 7. **Key Takeaways / Lessons Learned**
+## Key Takeaways / Lessons Learned
 
 * 2–3 bullet points summarizing what users should remember.
   → *Example:*
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-### 8. **Resources / References**
+## Resources / References
 
 * Link to:
 
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-### 9. **Optional: Executive Snapshot**
+## Optional: Executive Snapshot
 
 If your portal serves mixed audiences, you can provide a **summary box** at the top (or side) that highlights:
 
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 * **Estimated implementation time**
 * **Main API used**
 
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-## Example Headings Template
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-```
-# Use Case: Automating Report Creation with ModelCenter API
-## Summary
-## Problem
-## Solution
-## Implementation Details
-## Results
-## Key Takeaways
-## Resources
-```
-
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-Would you like me to create a **sample filled-out use case** (e.g., for the “report automation with API” you mentioned earlier) using this structure? That way you can see how it reads in practice for both developers and executives.