How is Autopilot different from Copilot?
Copilot shows you an answer and stops. Autopilot answers, submits, and moves on without waiting for you. Copilot is for anything that counts; Autopilot is for repetition.
Solve Pilot mode
Autopilot: Hands Off the Repetitive Parts
For the practice sets that are thirty variations of a problem you already understood by question three.
Using Autopilot
Open a practice set
Best on ungraded review and practice material.
Set a pace
Optional, but sensible on anything timed.
Start it
It works through the set on its own.
Check the log
Show work records each question, answer, and confidence.
What Autopilot does
Answers, submits, advances
The full loop, question after question, without needing input from you between them.
Optional pacing delay
Set a random delay range between answers so a timed quiz is not completed at obviously inhuman speed.
Stops at obstacles
Cookie banners, sign-up walls and paywalls make it pause instead of clicking blindly through something unexpected.
Stoppable at any time
Stop returns control immediately, and everything it did stays in the activity log.
Autopilot FAQ
Will it submit a wrong answer?
Yes, it can. Autopilot commits answers without showing them to you first, so a mistake is submitted. That is the trade for being hands-free, and the reason to keep it on practice material.
What is the pacing delay for?
Without it, Autopilot answers as fast as the model responds, which on a timed quiz looks nothing like a person working. The delay inserts a random wait between answers.
Can I stop it mid-run?
Yes, at any point. It finishes whatever request is in flight and hands control back.