Sample report
This is what a session becomes.
One real scenario run, replayed against two role profiles. Toggle Standard/Pro to see what each tier shows; toggle Security/Law enforcement to watch the same events pass under one yardstick and fail under the other; toggle the trainer review to watch an AI draft become a signed record.
Federal Lobby (SEC-002) — M. Webb
Result Standard · every customer
Pass/fail is computed from the criteria your admin included for this scenario and role profile. Every line points at the moment in the run that decided it. No AI is involved in this block.
| Criterion | Result | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement was appropriate (contact inside the protected post; disengage remained available) | Met | 00:00–00:07 |
| Identified self as security before first command | Not met | 00:01.8 — first utterance was a command; no "security" in transcript |
| Verbal direction given before any tool use | Met | 00:01.8, 00:12.1 |
| Reactionary gap ≥ 10 ft while unengaged | Met | min 11.4 ft at 00:06.9 |
| No draw / OC before a weapon was confirmed | Met | 00:13.2 — no tool drawn at any point |
| Reported to dispatch within 120 s of resolution | Met | 00:21.3 (8.1 s) |
| Shots on target ≥ 60% | Recorded | Excluded by your admin — no firearm in this loadout. Still recorded. |
Evidence timeline Pro
What the trainee saw, what the subject did, what the trainee said and did — in order, with the derived intervals drawn against the scenario's expectation window. Early and late are both flags; nothing here rewards speed.
Three axes Pro · AI interpretation + trainer record
Never one blended number. Under each axis the AI's reading of the evidence is labeled as exactly that — an interpretation, citing the rule it applied and the timestamps it used — until a trainer confirms, adjusts (one band, with a reason), or adds to it.
Decision
ProficientSEC-DEC-02 No force option before a threat is confirmed; disengage-and-report is a correct outcome (CA BSIS Power to Arrest).ENG-01 Draw-to-shot faster than ~0.38 s implies anticipation (Blair 2011).Communication
EmergingSEC-COMM-01 Identify as security before directing a member of the public; never imply peace-officer status.SEC-COMM-03 State the reason for contact when time allows; direct commands over vague ones.COMM-PRO-01 Profanity flag (perceived-excessive-force finding); volume delta is descriptive only.Tactics / Procedure
ProficientSEC-TAC-02 Create distance and use cover before contact; hold position while a hand is concealed.SEC-TAC-05 Report to dispatch within the post-incident window; include subject status.Trainer record Pro
Trend · Decision axis
M. Webb across 4 attempts of Federal Lobby (SEC-002). First-exposure runs are the honest number; repeats are partly recall.
Flagged: a repeat attempt of the same scenario appears in this trend.
Roster comparison
| Trainee | Percentile | Flag |
|---|---|---|
| M. Webb | 82th | Standout |
| D. Price | 71th | — |
| E. Vasquez | 64th | — |
| A. Thompson | 58th | — |
| R. Chandler | 51th | — |
| K. Nguyen | 44th | — |
| J. Alvarez | 37th | — |
| S. Okafor | 29th | — |
| T. Brandt | 12th | Needs attention |
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