Resolv Engine

Getting started

Install resolvenengine and run your first task

Setup takes four steps: install the Chrome extension, sign in with Google, add your own AI API key, then connect one service and run a read-only task before you allow anything to write.

Last updated 18 September 2026

Setup in four steps

  1. 1Install the extension in Chrome and open the side panel.
  2. 2Sign in with Google. This identifies your resolvenengine account and nothing else.
  3. 3Add your own AI API key. The key is used server-side for your requests and is never written into the conversation.
  4. 4Subscribe to Pro inside the extension, then connect the first service you want to use.

Pro is $19 USD per month and requires your own supported AI API key; the AI provider bills usage separately.

A good first task

Start with a read-only request so you can see how the assistant reports what it did. A good first prompt names the service, the scope and the time window.

  • "Summarize my unread emails from this week."
  • "What is on my calendar tomorrow?"
  • "Find my product roadmap page in Notion and summarize it."
  • "Show my top Search Console queries for the last 28 complete days."

Search Console data commonly lags 2–3 days, so a report always covers complete days rather than today.

How to check the result

Every run shows the operations it executed and how long they took. Open that activity list, confirm the service and the operation names, then check the referenced items in the source app. If a run could not verify its own result, it says so instead of claiming success.

Frequently asked questions

Which Chrome version is required?
Chrome 116 or later, with the browser running for any in-page action.
Is AI usage included?
No. Pro is the subscription; your AI provider bills your key usage separately.

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Pro is $19 USD per month and uses your own AI API key, so the provider bills model usage at their own rate.