# 6 Prompting Tips to Get the Most Out of Copilot Learn copilot prompt engineering with six practical examples to give Flux Copilot clearer hardware-design context, constraints, and review criteria. Written by [Jake Hertz](https://flux.seobdtools.com/jakehertz) Published Nov 2026 - 6 min read [![a space-themed background with stars and a floating astronaut helmet to the left. Large, bold text reads '6 Prompting Tips to Get the Most Out of Copilot', indicating a focus on maximizing the use of a digital assistant or tool.](https://flux.seobdtools.com/p/assets/blogs/copilot-6-prompting-tips/main.webp)](#) When we [released Flux Copilot](https://flux.seobdtools.com/p/blog/flux-copilot-the-first-ai-powered-hardware-design-assistant), we knew that it was a game-changing technology. But, like most large language models (LLMs), Copilot only works as well as the prompts we feed it. It’s tempting to think that LLMs are able to read our minds, but in practice, that’s far from the truth. While Copilot is surprisingly good at filling in the blanks when you ask it a question, to get the best results, you need to ask the best questions. Imagine you’re onboarding a coworker. The more detail and context you provide the new employee, the faster they’ll get up to speed and the more productive they’ll become. We want to make this process as easy as possible for all Flux users. So, after hundreds of hours of testing and talking to dozens of real users, we’ve put together six prompting tips that help you get better answers from Copilot. ### Give Copilot Project Context When it comes to LLMs, what you put in is what you get out. If you want clear and detailed answers, give Copilot descriptive prompts. When you tell Copilot your goals, constraints, and what you want to build, it gives better answers. Here’s an example of a “**bad**” and “**good**” version of the same prompt: **Bad:*** @copilot what’s the best IMU for this project?* **Good:**[*‍*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *can you recommend a suitable IMU for this project? I want to keep overall board power consumption below 1A. This is an automotive design, so all components must also be ASIL-D certified. I’m also on a budget, so the total BOM must be less than $2.00.* The best way to give Copilot context is to use [Copilot Presets](https://flux.seobdtools.com/p/blog/flux-copilot-ai-hardware-assistant-adapts-to-your-requirements), a powerful feature that allows you to declare project requirements like operating temperature, voltage, or compliance standards. They are the go-to way to help Copilot understand the full context of your project. ### Be Specific About Your Criteria A good prompt is also specific. Don’t just ask Copilot for help finding a component; tell it what factors it should consider so that it knows your criteria.  ‍**Bad:** @copilot review my decoupling capacitors **Good:**  > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *list all ICs and the decoupling capacitors attached to each. Ensure to include all ICs present in the design, including digital ICs, power converters, LDOs, etc.* For every IC, clearly state: > • What power net the decoupling capacitors are attached to. What is the stated voltage of that net? > • The voltage rating and value of the attached decoupling capacitors. Another tip here is to mention components explicitly by their component designator so that Copilot knows exactly which components you’re referring to. For example, ‍**Bad:*** @copilot what is the operating voltage of my microcontroller?* **Good:** > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *what is the operating voltage of U1 in my project?*‍ ### Request Specific Output Formats Copilot is a text-based assistant, but that doesn’t limit what kind of responses it can give you. You can ask Copilot to respond in several formats, including tables, LaTeX, code blocks, and markdown formatting. Also, many users might not know that Copilot can even output files for you—if you know how to ask! For example, you can ask Copilot to produce a CSV of your project BOM for you with a prompt like the following: > ‍[*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *can you generate a BOM for this project in a CSV format?* When you ask for a specific output format, Copilot’s responses integrate more easily into your workflow. ### Ask Technically Accurate Questions A good prompt is technically accurate. If your question doesn’t make sense, the response is likely to be inaccurate as well. Here’s an example of a technically “bad” and “good” version of the same prompt: ‍**Bad:*** @copilot how do I choose the right material for a PCB?* ‍**Good:** > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *what are the key considerations when choosing the right dielectric and stackup for a PCB?* Fortunately, you can also use Copilot’s assistance to gauge whether or not your question is technically accurate, and it’ll help you formulate better questions. To get to the good prompt above, you could ask Copilot  > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *what are PCBs made out of? What are the materials called and why do they vary?* ### Use Built-In Copilot Shortcuts If you still don’t get the results you want, try the premade [Copilot Shortcuts](https://flux.seobdtools.com/p/blog/ai-shortcuts-for-pcb-design) in the Copilot Context Menu. Right-click on a component or project and choose the prompt you want to use. Each shortcut was engineered for the best results possible. Some options include: - **Checking Decoupling Capacitors:** Decoupling capacitors can be confusing. If you’ve ever wondered whether a part needs them, whether you have enough of them, or if your values are correct, Copilot has you covered with a ready-made prompt. - **Explain:** Not sure what’s happening in a circuit? Just select the “Explain” prompt, and Copilot will give you a detailed explanation of your schematic. - **Recommend Replacement:** Worried about your part’s availability? Select this prompt, and Copilot will search through thousands of components to find the perfect replacement for your circuit. ### Choose the Right Copilot Expert Model Flux includes a feature called [Copilot Experts](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/chat---agent-mode#ask-about-a-selection), which provides you with a set of specialized AI models, each tailored for distinct aspects of hardware design. You can choose which AI model you want to access based on the task at hand, allowing for a more specialized experience that’s tailored to your needs. Right now, our three Expert models are ‍**• Generalist:** This is the default Copilot model that you know and love. He’s a jack of all trades who retains the versatility to do anything you need. Try this prompt: > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *how does a CAN transceiver work?* • **Librarian:** This model excels in parts inquiries and navigates datasheets with ease. The next time you have a question about a part, Librarian has got you covered! For example,*‍* > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *How do I use U1 as a CAN transceiver?* • **Help:** This is your go-to for Flux product guidance. Have questions about how to use the tool? Don’t feel like sifting through the documentation? Just ask the Help Expert for the answers. You can ask questions like*‍* > [*@copilot*](https://docs.flux.ai/reference/flux-agent) *How do I connect U1's ground pins to ground?* For the best results with Copilot, make sure you’re working with the right Expert for the job! ### Share Your Copilot Prompt Examples Flux is driven by our community, and that means you have a unique opportunity to help make Copilot even better. We’d love for you to participate in pushing the limits of Copilot and share your findings with the community on what works well. If you discover a prompt that’s really impactful, let us know so that we can share it with everyone! The best way to get involved is to share with our community. Together, we’ll change the future of PCB design! ## About the author [Jake Hertz](https://flux.seobdtools.com/jakehertz) Electronics Engineer at Flux Jake Hertz is an Electrical Engineer who works with Flux. He has his M.S. and B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and previously worked for MakerBot Industries where he worked developing the electrical systems for next-generation 3D printers. Find him on Flux [@jakehertz](https://flux.seobdtools.com/jakehertz) Let’s start building Build your big idea together with Flux. All you need to do is describe what you want to make, or what problem you want to solve. 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