Steering doesn't work right. #191528
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Copilot Steering FeedbackHi @globalwebdev, You’re right—Steering in Copilot Agent Mode can sometimes interrupt the AI’s current workflow, causing it to lose track of its previous plan. Here are some tips to handle this: ✅ Workarounds
✅ SummarySteering is a great concept but currently works better when prompts are structured carefully. Stop + edit or sequential prompts are usually the most reliable workaround. |
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🏷️ Discussion Type
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Copilot Agent Mode
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Steering is a great idea.
But it often just causes the AI to drop what it was doing and focus on the new feedback, totally forgetting to implement what it was just planning...
Essentially, it's just better to stop the Agent, edit your prompt, and re-submit.
Otherwise you'd still need a 2nd prompt to fix what it missed
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