What it does
Pick where it's headed
You choose a goal, not a formula — launching, growing, holding an ACoS, clearing stock, or winding down. Set an optional target ACoS on top, and reconfigure it later whenever you want.
Watch before you commit
Shadow mode shows every bid it would have made without making one. Full decisions, zero changes — reviewed in Account Health. Turn it off when you're convinced.
Reversible, precisely
Only your bid rules step aside. Your pause rules, your negation rules and your budget rules all keep running, and switching Copilot off brings your bid rules back armed the way you left them — no waiting window.
How it works in each mode
In Autopilot
Autopilot is the same engine running your whole account, hands-off. Copilot is that engine lent to the part of Pilot you choose — same engine, not a lesser version of it.
In Pilot
Everything stays in your Pilot tables, badged so you always know what Copilot owns — same columns, same bid history, same hour-by-hour view. You can hand over just the hours and keep painting the rest of the grid yourself.
Copilot never touches a rule you wrote yourself, and budget stays yours. Bids come from the same engine that runs Autopilot, inside the same ceilings, and the AI never sets one directly.
Questions
What does Copilot actually take over?
Can I see what it would do before letting it do anything?
What happens when I switch it off?
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