> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.intelligems.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.intelligems.io/general-features/atlas-ai/atlas-experience-agent/how-to-create-an-experience-with-atlas.md).

# How to Create an Experience with Atlas

#### Step 1: Open Atlas

Atlas appears as a chat prompt box in two places: the Homepage and the Content Experiences page. It can also be used to edit an existing experience via the sparkle icon in that experience’s setup.

#### Step 2: Describe the experience

Enter the experience description in the chat field. Include the intended change, audience, and objective. Additional detail reduces the number of follow-up questions.

Example: "Test a sticky add-to-cart button on mobile PDPs against the current layout, targeting all visitors."

#### Step 3: Answer any follow-up questions

Atlas asks a follow-up question when it needs more information. You can change your answer at any point in the conversation, and Atlas will adjust accordingly.

#### Step 4: Review the configuration

Atlas displays a task list that shows groups, targeting, analytics, and content modifications as they are configured.

#### Step 5: Edit the draft

The draft can be edited before activation, including targeting, copy, and content modifications.

#### Step 6: Start the experience

The experience remains inactive until manually started. Use the standard start action once the draft is finalized.


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