BMSCE LMS Auto-Complete

Mark lessons complete on lms.bmsce.in automatically, up to the course-progress percentage you choose.

This is a single script that you paste into your browser console. It adds a small control panel to the LMS page, goes through the course lesson by lesson, clicks Mark Complete, and stops when the course progress reaches your target.

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Features

• 🎯 Target percentage: choose how far to go, such as 50%, 75%, 80% or 100%, or any number you type.
• 📊 Live panel: a progress bar with a target marker, the current status, and Start and Stop buttons.
• 📝 Logging: a colour-coded log in the panel and the console. Save log downloads it as a .log file.
• 🔁 Safe to re-run: lessons that are already complete are skipped.
• 🧭 Starts from the beginning: it always begins at the first lesson, so nothing is missed.
• 🐢 Polite: it waits between actions so it doesn't hammer the server.
• 📦 Zero setup: no extensions, installs or accounts. Paste the script and go.
• 🤖 Works with Claude: includes a CLAUDE.md so Claude (with Claude in Chrome) can run it for you.

Quick start

1. Log in to https://lms.bmsce.in and open the course you want to complete.
2. Open DevTools with F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+J, or Cmd+Option+J on a Mac) and go to the Console tab.
3. Open lms-autocomplete.js, click Raw, copy everything, paste it into the console and press Enter.

   If Chrome says pasting is blocked, type allow pasting, press Enter, and paste again.

4. In the panel in the bottom-right corner, enter a target (for example 80) and press Start.
5. Leave the tab open until the panel shows Target reached ✓.

┌─ BMSCE LMS Auto-Complete ─────────── ✕ ┐
│ Complete the course up to:             │
│ [ 80 ] %   (50) (75) (80) (100)        │
│ ███████████████░░░░░░░|░░░░            │
│ Progress: 62% → target 80%   Running…  │
│ [ Start ] [ Stop ] [ Save log ]        │
│ 10:47:13 OK   Marked complete: …       │
│ 10:47:16 OK   Marked complete: …       │
└────────────────────────────────────────┘

Let Claude run it

If you use Claude Code or the Claude desktop app with Claude in Chrome, clone this repo and ask:

Run the BMSCE LMS auto-complete on https://lms.bmsce.in/courses/your-course up to 80%.

Claude reads CLAUDE.md, injects the script into your logged-in tab, starts it, checks on it until it finishes, and reports the final progress.

How it works

On each lesson page:

The page shows	The script
Mark Complete	clicks it. The LMS saves progress and opens the next lesson.
Continue (already done)	logs SKIP and clicks Next.
Neither (for example a quiz)	logs SKIP and clicks Next.
No Next button	stops, because it has reached the end of the course.

Before every lesson it reads the LMS's own Course Progress %, and it stops as soon as that reaches your target.

Console API

After the script is pasted, you can also control it from the console:

__lmsAuto.start(75)     // start with a 75% target
__lmsAuto.status()      // { state, progress, target, stats, lastLines }
__lmsAuto.stop()        // stop after the current lesson
__lmsAuto.downloadLog() // save the log file

Logging

• In the panel and console: each step is shown with a time and a level: OK, SKIP, ERR or INFO.

• Saved file: Save log writes a tab-separated file with these columns:

  time  level  progress%  message  page
  

Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
Nothing happens after pasting	Make sure you're on an lms.bmsce.in/courses/... page and logged in.
"Could not find a lesson link"	Open the course's overview page and press Start again.
The run stopped partway	The page probably reloaded. Paste the script again and press Start; completed lessons are skipped.
"Mark Complete had no effect"	The LMS may need you to watch part of that lesson first. Do it manually and re-run.
The panel disappeared	Paste the script again.

Limitations

• Quizzes and assignments are never attempted.
• The script relies on the LMS's current button labels (Mark Complete, Continue, Next). If the site changes, it may need an update. See the selector table in CLAUDE.md.
• It only runs while the tab is open.

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial personal tool and isn't affiliated with BMSCE. Use it on your own account and at your own discretion. Marking a lesson complete doesn't mean you learned it, so watch the lectures. 🙂

License

MIT