diff --git a/.github/uvs.csv b/.github/uvs.csv
index 5852bade..bdcfb483 100644
--- a/.github/uvs.csv
+++ b/.github/uvs.csv
@@ -123,3 +123,10 @@
 "07/03",497
 "07/04",198
 "07/05",226
+"07/06",507
+"07/07",441
+"07/08",490
+"07/09",474
+"07/10",463
+"07/11",377
+"07/12",336
diff --git a/.github/views.csv b/.github/views.csv
index 37c7aeb6..16cf0161 100644
--- a/.github/views.csv
+++ b/.github/views.csv
@@ -122,3 +122,10 @@
 "07/03",1199
 "07/04",495
 "07/05",794
+"07/06",2370
+"07/07",2880
+"07/08",4565
+"07/09",4512
+"07/10",904
+"07/11",850
+"07/12",788
diff --git a/01-setup-and-first-steps/README.md b/01-setup-and-first-steps/README.md
index 39afb9ac..ba53741b 100644
--- a/01-setup-and-first-steps/README.md
+++ b/01-setup-and-first-steps/README.md
@@ -383,11 +383,14 @@ These commands are great to learn initially as you're getting started with Copil
 | `/help` | Show all available commands | When you forget a command |
 | `/model` | Show or switch AI model | When you want to change the AI model |
 | `/plan` | Plan your work out before coding | For more complex features |
+| `/refine` | Rewrite a rough, stream-of-consciousness prompt into a clear, focused one | When your prompt feels messy and you want better results |
 | `/research` | Deep research using GitHub and web sources | When you need to investigate a topic before coding |
 | `/exit` | End the session | When you're done |
 
 > 💡 **`/ask` vs regular chat**: Normally every message you send becomes part of the ongoing conversation and affects future responses. `/ask` is an "off the record" shortcut — perfect for quick one-off questions like `/ask What does YAML mean?` without polluting your session context.
 
+> 💡 **`/refine` for better prompts**: Not sure if your prompt is clear enough? Type it out as it comes to mind, then run `/refine` to let Copilot rewrite it into a precise, well-structured prompt before sending. This is especially useful when you're new to AI tools and still learning how to write effective prompts.
+
 > 💡 **Tab-completion**: When typing a slash command, press **Tab** to auto-complete the command name or cycle through available subcommands and arguments. This is especially handy when you can't remember the exact name of a command.
 
 That's it for getting started! As you become comfortable, you can explore additional commands.
@@ -666,7 +669,7 @@ The examples used `/plan` for a search feature and `-p` for batch reviews. Now t
 |---------|--------------|-----|
 | Typing `exit` instead of `/exit` | Copilot CLI treats "exit" as a prompt, not a command | Slash commands always start with `/` |
 | Using `-p` for multi-turn conversations | Each `-p` call is isolated with no memory of previous calls | Use interactive mode (`copilot`) for conversations that build on context |
-| Forgetting quotes around prompts with `$` or `!` | Shell interprets special characters before Copilot CLI sees them | Wrap prompts in quotes: `copilot -p "What does $HOME mean?"` |
+| Forgetting quotes around prompts with `$` or `!` | Shell interprets special characters before Copilot CLI sees them | Wrap prompts in single quotes: `copilot -p 'What does $HOME mean?'` |
 | Pressing Esc once to cancel a running task | A single Esc no longer cancels in-flight work (to prevent accidents) | Press **Esc twice** to cancel while Copilot CLI is processing |
 
 ### Troubleshooting