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Finish Your edX Courses with AI Support

Checkpoint and problem-set help with real explanations — for university-level MOOCs.

edX courses bring real university coursework to your browser — checkpoint questions after every video, graded problem sets, and exams that assume you followed all of it. Solve Pilot reads each question on your screen and explains the reasoning, in plain language, at whatever level the course is pitched.

That matters most in MOOCs because there are no office hours: when a problem set stumps you at 11pm, the explanation is the difference between finishing the week and silently dropping the course. Solve Pilot keeps you moving toward the certificate.

How Solve Pilot works on edX

  1. Install Solve Pilot

    Install the Solve Pilot userscript with Tampermonkey and connect the access token from your account.

  2. Open your edX course

    Checkpoint and problem-set pages are detected automatically.

  3. Work with explanations

    Attempt each question, then compare your approach against the step-by-step reasoning.

What you get on edX

Checkpoint question help

Explanations for in-video quizzes and graded checkpoint problems, in plain language.

Problem-set explanations

Graded problem sets worked step by step — the method behind each answer, not just the value.

Figures and formulas covered

Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.

Works across subjects

From computer science to economics — Solve Pilot handles technical and conceptual courses alike.

edX FAQ

Does Solve Pilot work on edX checkpoint questions?

Yes. The in-video quizzes and checkpoint problems after each section are read on screen and explained with the reasoning behind the answer.

Can it help with graded edX problem sets?

Yes. Copilot explains checkpoint and problem-set questions step by step so you understand the method behind each answer.

Does Solve Pilot work with other MOOC platforms?

Solve Pilot works on browser-based course platforms generally — edX is fully supported, and the same tools work on most video-plus-quiz course sites.

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