Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Be specific about the timeframe

If you have multiple screens or timeframes, say which one — "draw on the M15" — so it acts on the chart you mean, not the one that happens to be active.

Ask, don’t assume, on ambiguous levels

If a price you mention doesn’t look right for the symbol, it will ask you to confirm rather than guess — answer with the exact number to keep it moving.

One request at a time works best

Chained asks ("switch symbol, delete this alert, add that one") work, but a single clear action per message is the most reliable way to get exactly what you want.

Use "Just this error" for a script you care about

Pine Studio’s error-fixer can fix every error at once, or just the one you point at — leaving every other line untouched. Reach for the second option on a script you don’t want touched beyond the fix.

The mic edits before it sends

Voice input never auto-sends — the transcript lands in the input box so you can fix a mis-heard ticker or term before it goes.

It explains, it doesn’t predict

Copilot will tell you the bias, why, and what would invalidate it — never a price target or a "buy this" instruction. That restraint is what makes it worth trusting.