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Go to Install & Setup and install Tampermonkey. In Chrome, enable Allow User Scripts from Tampermonkey’s extension settings, then install the Solve Pilot userscript. If Allow User Scripts is unavailable, enable Developer mode instead. Finally, copy the access token from your dashboard and connect it in the on-page panel once.

Solve Pilot works through Tampermonkey on supported desktop browsers. Chrome and Edge provide the most thoroughly tested experience.

Yes. Your dashboard holds your plan and generates the access token used by the Tampermonkey userscript. You only paste the token into the on-page panel once per browser.

Open your course or practice quiz, then use the Solve Pilot panel on the page. It reads the question currently on screen, works out a recommended answer, and shows it beside your work. You can review or apply it — you always stay in control.

Copilot suggests answers and lets you apply each one yourself — best for learning and checking your work. Autopilot handles repetitive practice flows: it selects answers, verifies the page accepted them, and moves to the next question. It stops immediately if anything cannot be verified.

Multiple-choice and select-all, text and number responses, multi-part questions, math expressions, dropdown menus, matching questions, graph and image-based choices, and rich equation editors used by many learning platforms.

Keep the full question and its answer choices visible so Solve Pilot has all the context it needs.

The 24-hour and weekly passes are one-time purchases and never renew. Monthly access renews each month until cancelled.

Yes. Tampermonkey and the userscript are free to install. Answering questions requires an active 24-hour, weekly, or monthly access pass.

No. The 24-hour and weekly passes expire automatically and are never renewed or charged again.

Some sites use unusual layouts. Refresh the page and make sure the full question and its choices are visible. If automatic entry is refused, Solve Pilot gives you the exact answer to enter manually.

In Chrome, confirm Allow User Scripts is enabled for Tampermonkey, or use Developer mode as the fallback. Then open the Tampermonkey dashboard and make sure the Solve Pilot userscript is enabled. Refresh the homework tab after the page finishes loading.

Make sure the quiz question is fully visible on screen, then reopen the Solve Pilot panel. If access expired, renew your pass on the dashboard. Your saved device token reconnects automatically.