> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.twinr.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.twinr.dev/twinr-copilot/asking-questions.md).

# Asking Questions

How to get a useful answer out of Twinr Copilot, and what its suggested questions are for.

## Quick asks

When you open Copilot it offers a few suggested questions. These change with the screen you are on — open it from the branding screen and the suggestions are about branding; open it from the dashboard and they are about the dashboard.

Tap one to send it as an ordinary question. They are a starting point, not a menu — you are not limited to them.

## Writing your own question

Ask in plain words, as you would ask a person:

> How do I change my app's icon?

> Why is my build failing?

> What is the difference between a draft and a published app?

You do not need to name a feature exactly or use Twinr's terminology. Copilot searches the documentation for you.

**Mention the screen you are on** when it matters — "the button on the branding screen isn't saving" gives Copilot more to work with than "it isn't saving".

**Ask one thing at a time.** A question with three parts tends to get an answer about one of them.

## Reading the answer

Answers link to the help pages they came from. Those links are not decoration — Copilot builds them from the pages it actually read, so following one takes you to the full version of what it summarised.

If an answer looks thin, open the linked page. The documentation usually has more detail, screenshots and caveats than the answer has room for.

## When it cannot answer

Copilot says so rather than inventing something. If it tells you it could not find that in the documentation, it means there is no page covering it — not that you asked badly.

At that point, [talk to a human](/twinr-copilot/talk-to-a-human.md).

## Common Questions

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<summary>Are my conversations kept?</summary>

Yes, so you can come back to one and so the Twinr team can pick it up if you ask for a person.

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