Setup guide · 5 steps

Get Solve Pilot running in about 2 minutes

Install the userscript once with Tampermonkey, then use it on Canvas, IXL, MyLab, and 100+ other platforms — no tab switching or copy-pasting.

Get Solve Pilot

Setup takes about 2 minutes

Follow these steps

Do them in order. You only need to complete setup once.

  1. Step 1

    Install Tampermonkey

    Add Tampermonkey from its official site. It is the small browser tool that securely runs Solve Pilot on your coursework pages.

    Tampermonkey supports Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Opera.

    Get Tampermonkey

  2. Step 2

    Allow user scripts

    In Chrome, right-click the Tampermonkey icon, choose Manage extension, and turn on Allow User Scripts.

    Do not see that setting? Open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode instead. You only need one of the two options.

    RecommendedAllow User ScriptsChrome 138 and newer
    FallbackDeveloper modeOnly when the first setting is unavailable

  3. Step 3

    Install the Solve Pilot userscript

    Click the button below. Tampermonkey opens the Solve Pilot install screen; review it, then press Install.

    If you see the script as plain text, install or enable Tampermonkey first and click the button again.

    Install Solve Pilot

  4. Step 4

    Connect your access token

    Choose a pass, then open your Solve Pilot account and copy your access token. Paste it into the on-page panel once to connect your paid access.

    Your token stays saved locally in that browser. Keep it private.

    Open your dashboard

  5. Step 5

    Choose Copilot or Autopilot

    Leave the question visible and use the on-page Solve Pilot panel. Copilot lets you review each answer; Autopilot handles repetitive practice flows.

    Start with Copilot if you want to review each answer before anything is entered.

You're set up when

  • Tampermonkey is allowed to run user scripts
  • The Solve Pilot userscript is installed and enabled
  • Your Solve Pilot access token is connected in the panel
  • The on-page panel appears on a supported homework site

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