Stay Ahead in Microsoft Teams Classes
Explanations for anything shared on screen, and answer help on the assignments that follow.
Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.
The assignments Teams links out to — quizzes in Forms, coursework in your school LMS — open in the browser too, and that is where Solve Pilot does its main job: reading each question and recommending an answer with the reasoning beside it.
How Solve Pilot works on Microsoft Teams
Install the userscript
Install the Solve Pilot userscript with Tampermonkey and connect the access token from your account.
Join Teams in the browser
Your class and the Solve Pilot panel share the same window — no desktop app needed.
Get help where you need it
Box anything shared in class, and work through linked assignments with on-page suggestions.
What you get on Microsoft Teams
Explain the shared screen
Box in problems, slides, and diagrams shown in class and get instant explanations.
Assignment help too
On-page answer suggestions with reasoning for browser-based assignments and quizzes linked from Teams.
Private on-page panel
Solve Pilot never joins the meeting or appears to anyone else — it is your own browser tool.
Encrypted and private
Your account data and question history are stored encrypted in your own account.
Microsoft Teams FAQ
Does Solve Pilot work with Microsoft Teams for Education?
Yes. Open your Teams class in the browser and Solve Pilot works beside it — explaining anything you box in on the shared screen.
Does it need the Teams desktop app?
No. Solve Pilot is a Tampermonkey userscript, so it works with Teams running in the browser — no desktop app required.
Can it help with assignments posted in Teams?
Yes. When assignments open in the browser, Solve Pilot provides on-page explanations and answer suggestions where supported.