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Copilot Prompt is available on Base, Growth, and Enterprise plans. Please reach out to your account manager or support@navattic.com to learn more.
Copilot Prompt is a conversational AI assistant that lets you update, polish, and repurpose your demos using natural language. Make bulk changes to step names, content, CTAs, and more to cut down on time spent manual editing. Instead of clicking through menus and options, simply describe what you want to change and Copilot will suggest specific edits you can apply with one click.
Copilot Prompt suggestions

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How to Use Copilot Prompt

  1. Open a flow in the builder
  2. Click the More actions menu (three dots) > Copilot Prompt or use the keyboard shortcut Cmd/Ctrl + ; to open the prompt interface
  3. Type your request in natural language (e.g., “Make the button text more engaging” or “Add a welcome step at the beginning”)
  4. Optionally, select specific steps to target your changes
  5. Press Enter to submit your prompt
  6. Review the suggested changes and apply or discard each one
Creating a prompt in Copilot

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Targeting Specific Steps

You can scope your prompts to specific steps:
  1. Click Select steps in the prompt bar or type @ to mention a step
  2. Click on the steps you want to target in the flow preview
  3. Selected steps appear as chips in the prompt bar
  4. Your prompt will only affect the selected steps
This is useful when you want to:
  • Update content on just a few steps
  • Rename specific steps
  • Modify buttons on particular steps

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Adding Files for Context

You can upload documents to give Copilot additional context when making changes. This is useful when you want to align demo content with existing materials like product briefs, messaging guides, or feature documentation. To add a file:
  1. Click the menu in the prompt bar
  2. Select Add file for context
  3. Choose a file from your computer
Supported formats: PDF, TXT, Markdown, and DOCX (up to 10 MB). Once uploaded, the file appears as a chip in the prompt bar. Copilot will reference the file’s content when generating suggestions, so your demo copy can pull directly from your source material.

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Types of Changes Copilot Can Make

We are always adding additional capabilities to Copilot. Check back for new features or reach out to your account manager or support@navattic.com.

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Content Updates

  • Rewrite tooltip or modal text
  • Change tone (more professional, casual, technical, etc.)
  • Translate content
  • Shorten or expand descriptions

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Structural Changes

  • Add new steps at specific positions
  • Remove unnecessary steps
  • Rename steps for better organization

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Button Modifications

  • Update button text
  • Change call-to-action wording

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Reviewing Suggested Changes

After submitting a prompt, Copilot presents its suggestions in a panel:
  • Summary - A brief explanation of what Copilot understood and planned
  • Changes list - Each proposed change as an expandable item showing:
    • The type of change (content update, new step, rename, etc.)
    • Which step is affected
    • A preview of the before/after content
    • Apply and Discard buttons

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Applying Changes

For each suggestion:
  • Apply - Implements the change immediately in your flow
  • Discard - Ignores the suggestion
Bulk actions:
  • Apply all - Accepts all pending changes at once
  • Discard all - Dismisses all pending changes

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Multi-Turn Conversations

Copilot Prompt supports follow-up messages, so you can:
  • Refine suggestions (“Make it shorter”)
  • Request additional changes (“Now do the same for the next step”)
  • Ask for alternatives (“Try a different approach”)
Your conversation history is preserved, and Copilot remembers which changes you’ve already applied or discarded.

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Example Prompts

  • “Rewrite all the step content to be more concise”
  • “Add a welcome modal at the beginning that introduces the product”
  • “Make the button text more action-oriented”
  • “Change the tone to be more professional”
  • “Rename steps 2-4 to better describe what they show”
  • “Remove the last step”
  • “Update the CTA on step 3 to say ‘Get Started’”
  • “Generate copy for a new use case targeting enterprise buyers”