> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://academy.pathfindr.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Challenge

> Put what you have learned into practice. Complete one or more of the following tasks using Copilot.

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  <Accordion title="Challenge 1: Grab real work and prompt it" icon="file-lines">
    Pick **one** small piece of real work to use:

    1. **Find something**: An email thread you need to reply to, meeting notes, a messy paragraph, or a short project update.
    2. **Paste it into Copilot Work** and use this prompt:

    ```text theme={null}
        You're my assistant.
        1) Summarise this in 5 bullets.
        2) List the top 3 next actions (with suggested owners).
        3) Draft a short reply I can send.

        Keep it under 120 words. Use plain business English.
    ```

    <Info>
      If you don't have anything handy, paste a short paragraph from a doc. Copilot works best when you give it something real to chew on.
    </Info>

    Notice how specific instructions get you a usable result on the first try.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Challenge 2: Shape the output" icon="sliders">
    Take the response you just got and refine it with a single instruction:

    1. **Make it punchier**: Try "Make it more direct."
    2. **Trim the content**: Try "Shorten by 30%."
    3. **Change the format**: Try "Put it into a table."

    Pick one, send it, and see how Copilot adapts. This is the refine step professionals use constantly: **small prompt → quick refine → done**.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Challenge 3: Test reasoning modes" icon="brain">
    Try the same prompt with different reasoning modes:

    1. **Open a new chat** in Copilot.
    2. **Find the GPT-5.2 toggle** in the top-right corner.
    3. **Run your prompt in Quick Response mode**, then try it again in **Think Deeper mode**.

    Compare the two results. Think Deeper takes longer but handles complex analysis better. Quick Response is ideal for straightforward tasks.
  </Accordion>
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