Recipes · a small win for every corner of Copilot
31 recipes across 9 Copilot surfaces — 3 that Aristo does with you, 28 twenty-second tries.
3 28 The library For a role How it's counted This is Aristo's own library, separate from your organization's data.
Outlook 3
Draft my latest email — in my voice Aristo does it with you
I'll write a warm reply to your newest email in your own voice — you tweak it and send. One thing off your plate.
Catch me up on a long thread Aristo does it with you
A 10-second summary of your latest thread, plus the one thing that actually needs you.
Inbox-zero in 10 minutes A twenty-second try
Let Copilot do the sorting and the first drafts — you just tweak and send. The dread lifts.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Teams 4
Prep my next meeting Aristo does it with you
Walk in ready: the point, what you could say, one quick thing to do first.
Ask the HR/IT agent your question A twenty-second try
Skip the ticket and the wait — ask the agent and get answered now.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Turn my last meeting into action items + a follow-up email A twenty-second try
The meeting ends and the follow-up is already written — nothing falls through the cracks.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Ask Scout to keep an eye on something A twenty-second try
An always-on teammate that watches the things you can't, and taps you only when it matters.
What topic, customer or deal would you like to follow?
Copilot Chat 11
See everything you missed — by asking A twenty-second try
Stop scrolling. Ask once, get just what needs you — Copilot Chat is free and already there.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Ask Researcher to brief you — with sources A twenty-second try
A deep, cited briefing in minutes — like a sharp analyst who never sleeps.
What would you like researched? Tell me the topic in your own words.
Hand Analyst your data A twenty-second try
Data-science-grade analysis without writing a line of code.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Find it by asking, not folder-hunting A twenty-second try
Describe what you need in plain words — Copilot finds it across all your apps.
Which file do you need? Tell me what it is called or what it covers.
Turn an answer into a living Page A twenty-second try
Capture a good Copilot answer somewhere it grows, instead of losing it in chat.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Teach Copilot how you like to work A twenty-second try
A minute of teaching now makes every future answer feel like yours.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Catch me up after time off A twenty-second try
Come back from leave to a 30-second briefing, not a wall of unread — the gentlest re-entry there is.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Draft my weekly update from what I actually did A twenty-second try
Never stare at a blank status box again — Copilot remembers your week so you don't have to.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Build a project tracker from this email thread A twenty-second try
Messy thread in, clear shared plan out — alignment without the meeting.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Prep me for this person A twenty-second try
Walk into every conversation already remembering — warm, prepared, present.
Who are you meeting, and what would you like to prepare?
New here? Ask "how do we do X?" A twenty-second try
Every new joiner gets a patient buddy from day one — belonging, not bewilderment.
What would you like to learn how to do here?
Excel 1
Turn a messy sheet into a clear chart A twenty-second try
No formulas, no fiddling — let Copilot find the story in your numbers.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
PowerPoint 2
Build a deck from my notes A twenty-second try
Hand it your rough notes; get a real first draft you can polish in minutes.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Make a long deck a 5-slide exec summary A twenty-second try
Respect everyone's time — the 40-slide deck becomes the 5 slides that matter.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Word 2
Draft a doc from a few bullets A twenty-second try
Go from a blank page to a solid draft without the dread.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Tighten this document A twenty-second try
Keep the meaning and make the words clearer.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Copilot 6
Delegate a whole job to Cowork A twenty-second try
The new way to work: hand off a big multi-step job and get the finished result, not a draft.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Show Copilot the problem — don't describe it A twenty-second try
Stuck on an error or a confusing screen? Just show it and ask.
What problem would you like help with? Describe it in your own words and share the screen with Copilot.
Red-team my proposal A twenty-second try
Find the holes before your toughest reviewer does — a sparring partner that's always on your side.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Build my OOO handoff doc A twenty-second try
Hand the big job to Cowork and actually unplug — your team is covered, your mind is free.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Localize this for your regional team A twenty-second try
Reach every colleague in the language that feels like home — connection across the whole org.
What would you like translated, and for which language and region?
Do it once on camera, and never do it again A twenty-second try
The job you have explained four times becomes a skill your whole org can run — and you only had to do it once, in front of a recorder, at your own desk.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Copilot Notebooks 1
Pull your sources into one Notebook A twenty-second try
Gather the scattered pieces of a project into one grounded place Copilot reasons over.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.
Aristo 1
Show it once, right here, and never do it again A twenty-second try
No install, no GitHub seat, no file to carry back — the task you do every Monday becomes a skill before you have finished explaining it.
What would you like done? Tell me the job in your own words.