# Copilot Usage

## Copilot Usage

Now, when you are using the Cursor chat window and add a spark job as context, press "/" and you will get 2 *dataflint-copilot* prompts "spark expert", "highlight" and "optimize":

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{% hint style="info" %}
You might want to approve all MCP tool calls without approval in Cursor/VScode setting, or add the DataFlint MCP requests to the allowlist of MCP tools that does not require approval.
{% endhint %}

**Highlight** will **add code highlight to your current job** based on the last run. You can also trigger it by asking Cursor "add highlight for this job"

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**Optimize** also **optimize the code based on DataFlint alerts.** you can also trigger it by asking Cursor "optimize this job".

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