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Tips & Tricks

The AI understands everyday English. You don’t need to use technical terms.

Instead ofSay
create_rule action:hide conditionType:destination_state operator:equals value:AK,HIDon't show express shipping for Alaska and Hawaii
adjust_add flat 500 cart_total greater_than 0Add a $5 surcharge on all orders

If you have multiple methods with similar names, specify the zone too:

  • Vague: “Add a rule to Standard Shipping”
  • Better: “Add a rule to Standard Shipping in the US zone”

The AI matches against your actual method names. If there’s only one method called “Standard Shipping”, you don’t need to add the zone.

All of these are understood:

  • $9.99
  • $100
  • ten dollars
  • 99 cents

The AI converts to cents internally. You never need to type 10000 for $100.

Use “remove” vs “delete” intentionally

Section titled “Use “remove” vs “delete” intentionally”
  • “Remove”, “block”, “don’t show”, “hide” → Creates a Hide rule (reversible)
  • “Delete”, “permanently remove” → Actually deletes the entity (permanent)

This is a safety feature. Most of the time, you want a Hide rule because it’s easy to undo.

Every prompt that’s applied creates a version snapshot. If something goes wrong:

  1. Open the Version History panel.
  2. Find the version created by your prompt.
  3. Click “Roll Back” to restore the previous state.

Multi-step prompts create a batch — rolling back reverts all operations in the batch at once.

The confirmation card shows a confidence percentage:

ScoreMeaning
80-100%The AI is confident it understood your request correctly
50-80%The AI made reasonable assumptions — review carefully
Below 50%Something was ambiguous — read the clarification note before applying

Press / anywhere in the dashboard to focus the prompt box. Press Escape to close the confirmation card without applying.