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Operative Dossier

The operative dossier is each student's personal record in Operation LAPIS. It tracks their LP accumulation, mission progress, level, and any transmission you have sent them. Students access it at any time using their operative code; no login is required.

Student URL: mc.practomime.com/op/<operative-code>

Operative dossier overview

The operative dossier showing the top section with name, code, section, persona, Character Sheet button, and any active transmission, alongside the Operation Stats block.

Operation Stats

The top stats block gives each student a quick read on their standing in the operation.

  • Level -- 1 through 75; one level per 1,275 LP
  • Total LP -- cumulative LP across all sources
  • LP to next level -- progress bar showing how far to the next level
  • Average LP per immersion -- color-coded against the standard rubric bands; a student can immediately see whether their average immersion contribution is green, blue, purple, or red
  • Cohort average -- their standing relative to the class

Operative dossier stats block

The Operation Stats block showing level, total LP, progress bar to next level, color-coded average LP per immersion, and cohort average.

LP Breakdown

Below the stats block, the dossier shows LP totals broken down by source:

  • TSTT Missions
  • Attunement
  • Key-text
  • Custom Entries
  • Total

Operative dossier LP breakdown

The LP breakdown showing totals by source: TSTT Missions, Attunement, Key-text, Custom Entries, and overall total.

Per-Mission Progress

The dossier lists all 28 missions with a row for each. Any mission with LP data shows the TSTT LP, attunement completion count, key-text completion count, and mission total. Clicking Details on any row expands it to show per-episode LP and individual check statuses.

Operative dossier mission detail

The per-mission progress table with a Details view expanded, showing per-episode LP and individual attunement and key-text check statuses.

Color Coding

LP values in the dossier are color-coded consistently with the rubric:

ValueColor
225+Green
150–224Blue
75–149Purple
Below 75 and explicit 0Red
BlankNot yet attempted

The per-mission TSTT column uses a relative scheme, scoring by percentage of the populated-episode ceiling for that mission rather than raw LP values.

A student who understands the color bands can read their own dossier as ongoing feedback -- they do not need to wait for a grade report.

The Transmission

If you have sent a transmission to a student, it appears as a green pill at the very top of their dossier. Submit a blank message in Mission Control to clear it. Transmissions are per-operative; there is no cohort-wide broadcast.

See Mission Control App for how to send transmissions.

The Character Sheet

The dossier includes a Character Sheet button that takes the student directly to their team's shared character sheet. Students do not need the character code separately if they have access to their dossier.

See Character Mechanics for what the character sheet contains.

Next: Mission Control App