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Display settings control how prominently Qodo surfaces findings. In pull requests with many findings, High-severity findings stay visible everywhere while lower-severity findings appear more compactly.
High, Medium, and Low are the default severity labels, renamed from the portal using the Severity terminology setting. See Configure Qodo using the portal.
This is a recommended low-noise setup for teams that get a high volume of findings and want to focus on what matters most. Configure these settings in the Qodo portal:
  1. Under Overflow, set Findings visible per group so High shows All and Medium and Low collapse to 1, keeping only the top severity tier fully surfaced.
  2. Turn on Advanced comment routing overrides.
  3. In the routing matrix, set each severity tier’s destination:
  4. Disable Show images and animations, on the Workflow tab, to hide Qodo’s loading and empty-state illustrations.
  5. Use Finding content sections, on the Display tab, to collapse or hide the parts you don’t need to see in every finding.
  6. Under Comment parts, on the Display tab, disable Show context, Show tip of the day, Show comment footer, and Divider lines to further declutter the comment.
With this setup:
  • High-severity findings appear inline and in the summary.
  • Medium-severity findings stay in the summary.
  • Low-severity findings are hidden.
  • The loading and empty-state illustrations are hidden.
  • Each finding shows only the parts you keep expanded.
  • The comment drops its context section, tip of the day, footer, and dividers, leaving only the findings themselves.
See Control review verbosity for the full list of routing settings, Control findings visibility for Show images and animations and Finding content sections, and Configure Qodo using the portal for the Comment parts settings. For the equivalent setup using .pr_agent.toml instead of the portal, see Shape the review experience using the .pr_agent.toml file.