For anyone who's used an LLM-powered chatbot, you know that it takes some practice to write prompts in a way that give you the answers you need. Sometimes the difference between a vague response and a useful one is including some critical context about your target audience or desired response format. At Copia, we've had a fair amount of experience using conversational LLMs, and we've built some experience with which prompts yield good results for controls engineers. We're introducing Suggested Prompts to Copilot's chat tool to make this experimentation process faster for our Copilot users as well.

Suggested prompts will appear as bubbles when you start a new chat in Copilot Chat. Many prompts require an attached Rockwell Studio 5000 or Siemens TIA Portal file, so you may also be prompted to attach a file from a repository in Copia. These prompts can be also edited after they are generated, so you can think of them as "building blocks" to construct your own prompts.

For more information about Copilot Chat, see our documentation, or contact us to add Copilot to your Copia account.