# Edit Workflows with Copilot

Copilot can help you edit and refine your existing workflows. When you make a request, it analyzes your current workflow structure and provides suggestions for modifications, whether it's adding new steps, improving existing ones, or fixing errors.

## Applying Changes with Copilot

* When you need to modify your existing workflow steps, Copilot can recommend changes to step configurations, prompts, or parameters.
* Simply click the "Apply changes" button when Copilot suggests modifications to an existing step.
* This streamlined approach allows you to quickly implement improvements to your workflow components without having to rebuild them from scratch.

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## Adding Steps with Copilot

* For requests requiring new steps, Copilot can recommend adding entirely new steps to your workflow.
* By clicking the "Add Step" button when Copilot makes these suggestions, you can seamlessly incorporate new capabilities into your workflow.
* The new steps integrate smoothly with your existing workflow, ensuring existing variables and steps are referenced correctly.

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## Copilot Auto-Mode

* Auto Mode lets Copilot automatically apply changes, test outputs, and make further improvements without requiring you to manually accept each suggestion.
* Copilot analyzes each step's output and continues refining until your original request is fully addressed.
* Auto Mode currently works with LLM and Code Steps, with support for additional step types expanding soon.

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**How to Activate Auto-Mode:** Click the sparkle icon next to the input field when asking Copilot to make workflow improvements to enable Auto Mode.


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