> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.timeback.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Create a custom hole-filling course (async)

> Creates a custom hole-filling course for a student with specific lessons you choose. Returns 202 with a `jobId` immediately — the course is created asynchronously.

## How it works

1. Looks up the student by email
2. Creates lesson assignments in the target app
3. Creates a course in OneRoster with the assigned lessons
4. Removes the student from existing same-subject courses (protected courses like Manual XP are kept) — unless `skipUnenroll` is true
5. Enrolls the student in the new course

If enrollment fails, any removed courses are automatically restored (unless unenrollment was skipped). Progress and failures are reported via Google Chat notifications.

## Picking lessons

For **Bridge apps** (`mobymax`, `lalilo`, `freckle`, `vocabloco`, `anton`, `edia`), use `GET /edubridge/progression/catalog` to browse available lessons, then pass the `lessonId` values into the `lessons` array.

For the **native OneRoster apps** (`timeback`, `timeback_learn`, `alphawrite`, `alpha_read`), `/catalog` does not apply and no external assignments are created. For `timeback_learn`, Math `lessonId` values are source course-component sourcedIds, while Science values are resource sourcedIds. For the other native apps, `lessonId` values are existing OneRoster resource sourcedIds (for `alpha_read`, use the article resource sourcedId, e.g. `article_4100001`; requires subject `Reading`).

## Validation rules

**Grade:** Accepts `PK`, `PreK`, `Pre-K`, `Pre-Kindergarten`, `K`, `KG`, `Kindergarten`, or `0`–`12`. Canonicalized to a numeric string (PK = `-1`, K = `0`). Values like `3rd` or `banana` are rejected.

**`next`:** What happens after the student completes the course. Accepts:
- A test type: `end of course`, `test out`, or `placement` (case-insensitive, flexible spacing)
- A course UUID from an active course sequence — the student will be enrolled in that course next

**`assignmentId`:** Must be a positive integer if provided. Resolved automatically from existing enrollments if omitted.



## OpenAPI

````yaml /openapi/beyond-ai/edubridge-api.yaml post /edubridge/progression/custom-hole-filling-course
openapi: 3.1.0
info:
  title: Edubridge API
  version: 1.0.0
  description: >
    # EduBridge API Overview


    The Edubridge API provides simplified interfaces for digital schools to
    manage their digital courses and student enrollments,

    abstracting away the complexities of the OneRoster standard while
    maintaining compatibility.


    It offers streamlined endpoints to enroll students in courses without the
    need to understand the underlying academic hierarchy.


    This API significantly reduces integration complexity for third-party
    systems by handling

    the background creation and management of academic sessions (per year),
    classes (per course), and enrollment relationships,

    allowing consumers to focus on educational experiences rather than data
    management.


    Entities involved in the Edubridge API:


    - Year academic session (per school)

    - Term academic session (spans the whole year)

    - Class (per course + term)

    - Enrollment (per student per class)


    ## Auto-managed entities


    The Edubridge API automatically manages the following entities:


    - Year academic session

    - Term academic session (spans the whole year)

    - Class (per course + term)


    ## Course-centric enrollment


    This API offers a course-centric view of enrollments, allowing consumers to
    focus on what courses the student is enrolled in rather than details about
    the underlying academic hierarchy.


    You as an API consumer do not need to understand the underlying academic
    hierarchy to use this API, if you are only interested in what courses a
    student is enrolled in.


    Consumers that need to interact with the underlying academic hierarchy
    through flows not covered by this API can do so by using the raw OneRoster
    API.


    ## Pre-requisites


    Before you can enroll a user in a course, you need the following entities
    created:


    - A school or equivalent organization

    - A course (linked to the organization via orgSourcedId)

    - A user (that will be enrolled in the course)


    ## Analytics API


    The Edubridge Analytics API provides student activity data and metrics
    across enrollments.


    ### Available Endpoints


    **Weekly Facts** - Get facts for a specific week by student email or ID

    - Returns: List of individual facts grouped by date


    **Activity (Date Range)** - Get facts for a custom date range by student
    email or ID

    - Returns: Aggregated metrics grouped by date → subject and date → subject →
    app


    **Enrollment Facts** - Get facts for a specific enrollment

    - Returns: Aggregated metrics for all activity within an enrollment

    - Supports optional date range filtering via `startDate` and `endDate` query
    parameters

    - Supports timezone conversion via `timezone` query parameter


    **Highest Grade Mastered** - Get the highest grade a student has mastered
    for a subject

    - Returns: Grade data from multiple sources (Edulastic, placement tests,
    test-out)


    **Student Percentiles** - Get the latest MAP percentile snapshots for a
    student

    - Returns: Per-subject percentile, RIT score, assessment date, and season

    - Used by: Goals UI setup and percentile/x-factor previews


    ### Metrics Included


    - **Activity Metrics**: Questions answered (total/correct), XP earned, units
    mastered

    - **Time Metrics**: Active seconds, inactive seconds, waste seconds

    - **Grouping**: Subject, application/platform, course, campus, date


    ### Authorization


    All analytics endpoints require the `analytics.readOnly` OAuth scope.


    ## Goals API


    The Goals API enables students to preview, track, and update learning goals
    through the Lambda-backed `/goals/*` surface.


    ### Goal Types


    | Type | Description | Required Fields |

    |------|-------------|-----------------|

    | `minimum` | Daily minimum XP target (ongoing) | `subject`, `targetValue`,
    `targetMetric` |

    | `grade_mastery` | Master content up to target grade | `subject`,
    `targetValue` |

    | `percentile` | Reach target percentile (RIT subjects only) | `subject`,
    `targetValue` |

    | `x_factor` | Grow Nx faster than typical (e.g., 2x growth) | `subject`,
    `targetValue` |

    | `course` | Complete a specific course or explicit course set | `subject`,
    `targetValue`, `targetMetric`, and either `stageId` or `courseIds` |


    ### Pace Type


    Milestone goals (`grade_mastery`, `percentile`, `x_factor`, `course`)
    support two pacing approaches:


    | paceType | User Sets | System Calculates |

    |----------|-----------|-------------------|

    | `target_date` | End date | Daily XP needed |

    | `daily_time` | Daily time commitment | Projected completion timeline |


    Example: "Reach 6th grade Math by May 15" (`target_date`) vs "Work toward
    6th grade Math at a steady daily pace" (`daily_time`).


    ### Available Endpoints


    **Subject Goals**

    - `GET /:studentId/subjects` - List subject goal snapshots for a student;
    bootstrap reads ensure managed minimum goals exist for currently enrolled
    supported subjects

    - `POST /:studentId/subjects` - Create the active learner-facing subject
    goal for a subject

    - `PATCH /:studentId/subjects/:subject` - Update the active learner-facing
    subject goal for a subject

    - `DELETE /:studentId/subjects/:subject` - Delete the active learner-facing
    subject goal for a subject

    - `PATCH /:studentId/subjects/:subject/minimum` - Update the managed minimum
    baseline for a subject

    - `POST /:studentId/subjects/preview` - Preview a learner-facing subject
    goal without saving it


    **Course Goals**

    - `GET /:studentId/courses` - List course goal snapshots for a student

    - `POST /:studentId/courses` - Create an atomic course goal

    - `PATCH /:studentId/courses/:goalId` - Update an atomic course goal

    - `DELETE /:studentId/courses/:goalId` - Delete an atomic course goal

    - `POST /:studentId/courses/preview` - Preview an atomic course goal without
    saving it


    ### Response Notes


    - Subject list responses return `{ studentId, subjects: [...] }`.

    - Subject create/update/minimum-patch responses return `{ subject: ... }`.

    - Subject preview responses return `{ preview: ... }`.

    - Course list responses return `{ studentId, courses: [...] }`.

    - Course create/update responses return `{ course: ... }`.

    - Course preview responses return `{ preview: ... }`.
      - `progress.resolution`
    - Preview responses return `{ preview: { goal: ... } }` using the same inner
    goal shape as saved goal detail.

    - Minimum goals are internally managed baseline rows:
      - auto-created for supported enrolled subjects on the canonical bootstrap goals-list read
      - readable and patchable
      - not creatable or deletable by clients
    - Filtered/history list reads are pure reads and do not run minimum-goal
    sync.

    - Standalone pace and NWEA helper endpoints are intentionally not part of
    the public goals surface.


    ### Supported Subjects


    RIT subjects (for percentile and x-factor goals): Math, Reading, Language,
    Science


    All subjects: Math, Reading, Language, Vocabulary, Science, Writing,
    FastMath, Social Studies


    ### Authorization


    All goals endpoints require authentication. Endpoints that rely on upstream
    analytics or sequence resolution also require the same auth context/API
    Gateway flow used by the Lambda-backed goals service.


    ## Student Progress API


    These Lambda-backed endpoints expose non-goal progress projections outside
    the goals namespace.


    ### Available Endpoints


    - `GET /students/:studentId/courses/:courseId/progress` - Get progress for a
    single course

    - `GET /students/:studentId/subjects/:subject/grades/:grade/progress` - Get
    aggregate progress for all courses in a subject-grade band


    ### Authorization


    Student progress endpoints require the same authenticated Lambda-backed flow
    used by the goals service.


    ## AP Readiness API


    The AP Readiness API provides a specialized workflow for AP exam
    preparation. It stores AP readiness goals in `learning_goals` using the
    `ap_readiness` goal type, but it has its own API surface, scoring pipeline,
    dashboard, and drill-down views.


    ### Available Endpoints


    **Reference Data**

    - `GET /subjects` - List supported AP exam subjects and title-matching
    patterns


    **Dashboard & Drill-down**

    - `GET /dashboard?subject=...` - Get dashboard rows for all active AP
    readiness goals in one AP subject

    - `GET /students/:studentId/drill-down?goalId=...` - Get per-unit drill-down
    data for one student's AP goal


    **Goal Management**

    - `GET /goals?subject=...` - List active AP readiness goals for an AP
    subject

    - `POST /goals` - Create an AP readiness goal

    - `PATCH /goals/:goalId` - Update the tracked courses or exam date for an AP
    readiness goal


    **Enrollment Validation**

    - `GET /enrollment-check?studentId=...&courseIds=id1,id2,...` - Return
    courses where the student has no active enrollment


    ### Goal Model


    - `goalType` is always `ap_readiness`

    - `targetMetric` is always `percent`

    - `paceType` is always `target_date`

    - `targetValue` is currently fixed to the readiness threshold for a
    predicted AP score of `5`

    - `courseIds` stores all tracked courses

    - `metadata.practice_test_course_ids` stores the subset of tracked courses
    that are practice tests

    - `curriculumCourseIds` is a derived field returned by the API and equals
    `courseIds - practice_test_course_ids`


    ### Dashboard Metrics


    Each dashboard row includes:


    - `readiness.componentA` - curriculum course progress percentage from XP

    - `readiness.componentB` - weighted practice-test accuracy percentage

    - `readiness.componentC` - final readiness percentage

    - `readiness.predictedScore` - predicted AP score from `1-5`

    - `coverage` - how many curriculum units have assessed activity

    - `topFocusAreas` - weakest unit names

    - `timeRemainingPct` - percent of time remaining until the exam date


    ### Response Notes


    - Create and update responses return `{ goal: ... }`

    - List responses return `{ goals: [...], totalCount }`

    - Dashboard responses return `{ rows: [...] }`

    - Drill-down responses return `{ units: [...] }`

    - Enrollment-check responses return `{ missingEnrollments: [...] }`


    ### Authorization


    AP Readiness endpoints require authentication and the same API Gateway auth
    context used by the Lambda-backed service.
servers:
  - url: https://api.alpha-1edtech.ai
    description: Edubridge API
security:
  - OAuth2: []
tags:
  - name: Analytics
    description: >-
      Analytics endpoints for retrieving and aggregating student activity data,
      including weekly facts and activity reports across date ranges.
  - name: AP Readiness
    description: >-
      AP exam readiness endpoints for creating AP readiness goals, viewing
      dashboard metrics, drilling into weak units, and checking enrollment gaps
      for AP preparation courses.
  - name: Application Metrics
    description: Track and manage application metrics for monitoring and analytics purposes
  - name: Applications
    description: >-
      Manage and retrieve applications available in the system. Applications
      represent different learning platforms or educational software that can be
      integrated.
  - name: Calendar Days
    description: >-
      Calendar day management for tracking instructional days, holidays, breaks,
      and other non-instructional days. Enables accurate school day counting for
      attendance, progress tracking, and compliance reporting.
  - name: Enrollments
    description: >-
      Simplified, course-centric enrollment management that abstracts away the
      complex OneRoster academic hierarchy
  - name: Goals
    description: >-
      Learning goal management endpoints for setting, tracking, and projecting
      learning goals including daily minimums, grade mastery targets, percentile
      targets, and course completion goals.
  - name: Learning Reports
    description: >-
      Learning reports endpoints for retrieving and aggregating student activity
      data, including weekly facts and activity reports.
  - name: Progression
    description: >-
      Proxy endpoints for the student progression pipeline. These routes forward
      requests to Lambda-backed API Gateway endpoints that handle Caliper event
      ingestion, progression enqueuing, and hole-filling course creation.
  - name: Reports
    description: >-
      Report PDF endpoints for storing generated reports and retrieving
      short-lived signed URLs for browser viewing.
  - name: Subject Track
    description: >-
      Subject tracks determine the target course for each subject and grade
      level. For example, for subject 'Math' grade level '9', the target course
      can be 'Math Academy 9th Grade' (this is the course that students will be
      enrolled in when they get placed to Math Grade 9). There can be only one
      target course per subject and grade level.
  - name: Users
    description: >-
      User management endpoints that provide simplified access to user data with
      enhanced filtering and querying capabilities beyond the standard OneRoster
      API.
paths:
  /edubridge/progression/custom-hole-filling-course:
    post:
      tags:
        - Progression
      summary: Create a custom hole-filling course (async)
      description: >-
        Creates a custom hole-filling course for a student with specific lessons
        you choose. Returns 202 with a `jobId` immediately — the course is
        created asynchronously.


        ## How it works


        1. Looks up the student by email

        2. Creates lesson assignments in the target app

        3. Creates a course in OneRoster with the assigned lessons

        4. Removes the student from existing same-subject courses (protected
        courses like Manual XP are kept) — unless `skipUnenroll` is true

        5. Enrolls the student in the new course


        If enrollment fails, any removed courses are automatically restored
        (unless unenrollment was skipped). Progress and failures are reported
        via Google Chat notifications.


        ## Picking lessons


        For **Bridge apps** (`mobymax`, `lalilo`, `freckle`, `vocabloco`,
        `anton`, `edia`), use `GET /edubridge/progression/catalog` to browse
        available lessons, then pass the `lessonId` values into the `lessons`
        array.


        For the **native OneRoster apps** (`timeback`, `timeback_learn`,
        `alphawrite`, `alpha_read`), `/catalog` does not apply and no external
        assignments are created. For `timeback_learn`, Math `lessonId` values
        are source course-component sourcedIds, while Science values are
        resource sourcedIds. For the other native apps, `lessonId` values are
        existing OneRoster resource sourcedIds (for `alpha_read`, use the
        article resource sourcedId, e.g. `article_4100001`; requires subject
        `Reading`).


        ## Validation rules


        **Grade:** Accepts `PK`, `PreK`, `Pre-K`, `Pre-Kindergarten`, `K`, `KG`,
        `Kindergarten`, or `0`–`12`. Canonicalized to a numeric string (PK =
        `-1`, K = `0`). Values like `3rd` or `banana` are rejected.


        **`next`:** What happens after the student completes the course.
        Accepts:

        - A test type: `end of course`, `test out`, or `placement`
        (case-insensitive, flexible spacing)

        - A course UUID from an active course sequence — the student will be
        enrolled in that course next


        **`assignmentId`:** Must be a positive integer if provided. Resolved
        automatically from existing enrollments if omitted.
      operationId: createCustomHoleFillingCourse
      requestBody:
        content:
          application/json:
            schema:
              type: object
              properties:
                studentEmail:
                  type: string
                  format: email
                  description: The student's email address.
                  example: alice@alpha.school
                subject:
                  type: string
                  enum:
                    - Math
                    - Language
                    - Reading
                    - Writing
                    - Vocabulary
                    - Science
                  description: >-
                    Academic subject. Supported values: `Math`, `Language`,
                    `Reading`, `Writing`, `Vocabulary`, `Science`.
                  example: Reading
                grade:
                  type: string
                  minLength: 1
                  description: >-
                    Grade level. Accepted values:

                    - Canonical: `-1` (Pre-K), `0` (K), `1` through `12`

                    - Aliases (case-insensitive): `PK`, `PreK`, `Pre-K`,
                    `Pre-Kindergarten`, `K`, `KG`, `Kindergarten`


                    AP (grade 13), partial numerics (e.g. `3rd`), and
                    unrecognized strings are rejected with 400.
                  example: '3'
                app:
                  type: string
                  enum:
                    - mobymax
                    - lalilo
                    - freckle
                    - vocabloco
                    - anton
                    - edia
                    - timeback
                    - timeback_learn
                    - alphawrite
                    - alpha_read
                  description: >-
                    Learning app that owns the lessons. When `app` is
                    `timeback`, `timeback_learn`, `alphawrite`, or `alpha_read`,
                    the flow links existing OneRoster resources directly — no
                    Bridge call is made. For `timeback_learn`, Math `lessonId`
                    values must be source course-component sourcedIds while
                    Science values must be resource sourcedIds. For `alphawrite`
                    and `alpha_read`, `lessonId` values must be existing
                    OneRoster resource sourcedIds (for `alpha_read`, the article
                    resource sourcedId, e.g. `article_4100001`). `alpha_read`
                    requires subject `Reading`.
                  example: mobymax
                lessons:
                  type: array
                  items:
                    type: object
                    properties:
                      lessonId:
                        type: string
                        minLength: 1
                        description: >-
                          Lesson identifier from the app. For Timeback Learn
                          Math use a source course-component sourcedId; for
                          Timeback Learn Science use a resource sourcedId.
                        example: mm-reading-phonics-01
                      lessonName:
                        type: string
                        minLength: 1
                        description: Human-readable lesson title.
                        example: 'Phonics: Short Vowels'
                      order:
                        type: integer
                        minimum: 1
                        description: >-
                          Display order (1-based). Lessons are sorted by this
                          field server-side before processing.
                        example: 1
                      xp:
                        type: integer
                        exclusiveMinimum: 0
                        description: >-
                          XP value for this lesson (positive integer). If
                          omitted, the app's default is used. For apps that
                          expand one lesson into multiple resources (e.g.
                          VocabLoco), the XP is distributed across generated
                          resources with a minimum of 1 XP each. If the value is
                          lower than the number of generated resources, each
                          resource gets 1 XP. Ignored for Timeback, Timeback
                          Learn, AlphaWrite, and Alpha Read (they link existing
                          resources with their own XP).
                        example: 10
                    required:
                      - lessonId
                      - lessonName
                      - order
                  minItems: 1
                  description: >-
                    Lessons to include in the custom hole-filling course. At
                    least 1 required. For large sets (>100), lessons are batched
                    automatically across multiple Bridge calls.
                next:
                  type: string
                  minLength: 1
                  description: >-
                    Post-completion action. Accepts:

                    - **Test-type strings** (case-insensitive,
                    whitespace/hyphens/underscores ignored): `end of course`,
                    `test out`, `placement`. Also accepts variant spellings like
                    `End Of Course`, `EndOfCourse`, `end-of-course`,
                    `end_of_course`, `TEST OUT`, `Test-Out`, etc. Normalized to
                    `assessment` + the canonical test type.

                    - **Course UUID** — a lowercase UUID referencing a course in
                    an active course sequence for the given subject. Validated
                    server-side: the course must exist, appear in an active
                    sequence, and be the most recent `courseReference` on its
                    stage (historical/swapped-out courses are rejected).


                    Any other value is rejected with 400.
                  example: end of course
                assignmentId:
                  type: integer
                  exclusiveMinimum: 0
                  description: >-
                    AlphaTest assignment ID. If omitted, the server attempts to
                    resolve it by scanning the student's existing same-subject
                    enrollments for course metadata containing `assignmentId`.
                    Must be a positive integer.
                baseCourseSourcedId:
                  type: string
                  description: >-
                    Base course sourced ID for hole-filling lineage tracking. If
                    omitted, the server attempts to resolve it from the
                    student's existing same-subject enrollments.
                gapAnalysisId:
                  type: string
                  description: Gap analysis record ID for metadata tracking.
                missedQuestions:
                  type: array
                  items:
                    type: string
                  description: List of missed question IDs for metadata tracking.
                skipUnenroll:
                  type: boolean
                  description: >-
                    When true, skip unenrolling the student from other active
                    courses of the same subject. By default (false/omitted), the
                    student is unenrolled from all same-subject courses before
                    enrolling in the new HF course.
                  example: false
                origin:
                  type: string
                  description: >-
                    Origin identifier for the assignment that triggered this
                    custom HF. Propagated to course metadata and used when
                    assigning the follow-up test, so AlphaTest's analysis rules
                    resolve the correct origin. Defaults to 'progression' if
                    omitted.
                  example: timeback_ui
              required:
                - studentEmail
                - subject
                - grade
                - app
                - lessons
                - next
            examples:
              mobymax:
                summary: MobyMax Reading G3 (end of course)
                value:
                  studentEmail: student@alpha.school
                  subject: Reading
                  grade: '3'
                  app: mobymax
                  lessons:
                    - lessonId: mobymax_reading_1654_g3
                      lessonName: Identify and explain personification
                      order: 1
                    - lessonId: mobymax_informational_text_1321_g3
                      lessonName: Distinguish fact from opinion
                      order: 2
                  next: end of course
              edia:
                summary: Edia Math G6 (test out)
                value:
                  studentEmail: student@alpha.school
                  subject: Math
                  grade: '6'
                  app: edia
                  lessons:
                    - lessonId: middle_school.factors and multiples.factor_expressions
                      lessonName: Factor expressions
                      order: 1
                    - lessonId: >-
                        middle_school.perimeter_area_and_volume.equations_area_of_parallelogram
                      lessonName: >-
                        Write and solve equations involving area of a
                        parallelogram
                      order: 2
                  next: test out
                  gapAnalysisId: ga-abc-123
              alphawrite:
                summary: AlphaWrite Writing G7 (placement)
                value:
                  studentEmail: student@alpha.school
                  subject: Writing
                  grade: '7'
                  app: alphawrite
                  lessons:
                    - lessonId: >-
                        alphawrite-paragraphs-g7-identify-topic-sentence-resource
                      lessonName: Identify Topic Sentences
                      order: 1
                    - lessonId: alphawrite-paragraphs-g7-elaborate-paragraphs-resource
                      lessonName: Elaborate on Paragraphs
                      order: 2
                  next: placement
      responses:
        '202':
          description: Job accepted — course creation started
          content:
            application/json:
              schema:
                type: object
                properties:
                  jobId:
                    type: string
                    format: uuid
                    description: >-
                      Unique job identifier for tracking. The course is created
                      asynchronously.
                    example: 8cf5f85e-3efc-425a-af0b-a2be695ee4bd
                  message:
                    type: string
                    const: Custom HF course creation started
                    description: Confirmation message
                required:
                  - jobId
                  - message
        '400':
          description: >-
            Validation error: invalid email, unsupported app, non-canonical
            grade (e.g. `3rd`, `banana`), invalid `next` value, or UUID not
            found in an active course sequence.
          content:
            application/json:
              schema:
                type: object
                properties:
                  error:
                    type: string
                    description: Error message
                  details:
                    description: Additional error details
                required:
                  - error
        '500':
          description: Unexpected server error.
          content:
            application/json:
              schema:
                type: object
                properties:
                  error:
                    type: string
                    description: Error message
                  details:
                    description: Additional error details
                required:
                  - error
        '502':
          description: Upstream service error.
          content:
            application/json:
              schema:
                type: object
                properties:
                  error:
                    type: string
                    description: Error message
                  details:
                    description: Additional error details
                required:
                  - error
components:
  securitySchemes:
    OAuth2:
      type: oauth2
      flows:
        clientCredentials:
          scopes:
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/admin: Admin access to the API
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p2/scope/admin.own: Admin access restricted to own resources
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster-core.readonly: Read access to roster core
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster.readonly: Read access to roster
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster.createput: Create and update access to roster
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster.delete: Delete access to roster
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster-demographics.readonly: Read access to roster demographics
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster-demographics.createput: Create and update access to roster demographics
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/roster-demographics.delete: Delete access to roster demographics
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/resource.readonly: Read access to resource
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/resource.createput: Create and update access to resource
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/resource.delete: Delete access to resource
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/gradebook.readonly: Read access to gradebook
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/gradebook.createput: Create and update access to gradebook
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/or/v1p1/scope/gradebook.delete: Delete access to gradebook
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/powerpath/v1p1/scope/powerpath.readonly: Read access to powerpath
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/powerpath/v1p1/scope/powerpath.createput: Create and update access to powerpath
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/powerpath/v1p1/scope/powerpath.delete: Delete access to powerpath
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/powerpath/v1p1/scope/powerpath.admin: Admin access to powerpath
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/ob/v3p0/scope/credential.readonly: Read your issued badges
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/ob/v3p0/scope/credential.upsert: Store new badges in your account
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/ob/v3p0/scope/credential.delete: Delete access to open badges
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/ob/v3p0/scope/credential.admin: Administrative access to open badges
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/clr/v2p0/scope/credential.readonly: Read access to CLR
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/clr/v2p0/scope/credential.upsert: Create and update access to CLR
            https://purl.imsglobal.org/spec/clr/v2p0/scope/credential.admin: Administrative access to CLR
            https://api.alpha-1edtech.ai/edubridge/progression.readonly: Browse lesson catalog via progression proxy
            https://api.alpha-1edtech.ai/edubridge/progression.createput: Create hole-filling courses via progression proxy
          tokenUrl: >-
            https://prod-beyond-timeback-api-2-idp.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com/oauth2/token

````