Copilot

Copilot interface showing chat on the left and Studio on the right

Overview

Copilot provides a faster way to interact with the PromethistAI Platform. Instead of navigating through Studio in a traditional way, you can create agents, configure settings, and move between platform sections through natural language using chat.

Getting Started

To switch to Copilot, click the toggle in the platform bottom left corner. Once in Copilot, you can:

  • Create and configure agents by describing what you want to build

  • Navigate to specific platform sections by asking

  • Make targeted configuration changes through conversation

  • Get guidance on platform features and capabilities

Switch back to Studio at any time for detailed control and administrative tasks.

How Copilot Works

Copilot displays a chat interface on the left side of your screen. As you work together, Studio sections open on the right side and these are fully interactive. You can:

  • Continue your conversation with Copilot on the left

  • Work directly in the Studio interface on the right

  • Click, edit, and configure settings as you normally would

The chat and Studio interface work together. While you’re talking with Copilot, you can also interact with whatever section is open on the right.

What Copilot Does Well

Rapid Agent Creation

Build initial agent configurations quickly by describing your use case:

  • "Create a customer support agent for our e-commerce platform"

  • "I need an onboarding agent that guides new employees through their first week"

Platform Navigation

Move between sections conversationally without clicking through menus:

  • "Show me the project analytics"

  • "Take me to billing settings"

  • "Open the knowledge base management"

Quick Configuration Changes

Make specific adjustments without navigating through forms:

  • "Change the agent’s voice to English UK female"

  • "Update the agent’s greeting message"

Current Limitations

While Copilot is powerful for creation and exploration, some tasks are better using Studio:

Best for Guided Changes, Not Autonomous Updates

Copilot helps you make changes quickly, but keep an eye on what the changes are. Don’t trust it to handle multiple updates on its own. For bigger changes, use Copilot to navigate where you need to go, then make the adjustments yourself by editing or switching to Studio.

Asset Management Restrictions

  • Cannot delete or move assets

  • No access to delete functions

  • Cannot upload documents directly in the chat interface

Administrative Boundaries

  • Cannot send member invitations (will open Studio for you to complete the action)

  • Cannot log you in or out of the platform

  • Provides view-only access to some billing page sections

No External Access

Copilot doesn’t have internet connectivity and cannot fetch external information or resources.

Best Practices

  1. Start in Copilot for new projects – describe what you want to build and let the platform guide you

  2. Switch to Studio for refinement – use precise controls for detailed configuration

  3. Use Copilot as a navigator – let it take you directly to the sections you need

  4. Review changes as you go – don’t make multiple changes without checking results

  5. Leverage both modes together – they’re designed to complement each other’s strengths

Think of Copilot as your collaborative assistant for exploration and getting started quickly, while Studio is your precision tool for detailed work and administration.

Switching Between Modes

You can toggle between Copilot and Studio at any time using the mode switcher in the bottom left part of the platform. Your work is preserved when switching – you won’t lose progress or unsaved changes.

When Copilot needs you to complete an action in Studio (like sending an invitation or accessing full billing controls), it will automatically open the appropriate section for you.