PROMPTS
Every prompt from the program, ready to copy.
Prompt 1
Quick askPrep me for my next three meetings. For each one, tell me what it's about, who's attending, and what I should read or bring. Cite the meeting or email each point came from.
Then click one of the citations to check where it came from.
Prompt 2
Quick askOpen a real email thread and click Summarize at the top. Then click Draft with Copilot and type:
Reply to confirm [what you're agreeing to or the next step]. Keep it short and friendly.
Read it and fix it before you send. Copilot drafts, you decide.
Prompt 3
Quick askOpen your interview summary, pick use case #1, and paste its "Ask Copilot" prompt.
Didn't do the interview?
Here's a task I do every week: [describe it in two sentences, no confidential details]. How could you help me do it faster? Ask me what you need first. If you don't know something, say so, and tell me what you assumed.
Prompt 4
Quick askHow should I prompt you to get this right the first time next time? What did you need from me that I didn't give you?
Attach the sample bid, run the quick ask, then the full prompt in a new chat. Compare the answers.
Summarize this.
Goal: Give me a one-page summary of this bid that I can use to brief my manager.
Context: I'm reviewing a site servicing bid for a 32-unit townhome project.
Source: Use only the attached PDF. If something isn't in the document, say "not stated."
Expectations: A short table of price, schedule, exclusions and payment terms, then the three biggest risks.
Cite the page for each point, and flag anything you're unsure about.
Then ask:
What in your answer isn't supported by my sources?
Practice C
Full promptDownload the sample budget, open it in Excel, open Copilot and stay in Chat mode, then paste:
Which line items are over budget, by how much, and what is the total variance? Don't change the sheet. Use only the numbers in this sheet and show me which cells you used.