High, Medium, and Low are the default severity labels, renamed from the portal using the Severity terminology setting. For more information, see Configure Qodo using the portal.
Configure a low-noise review
Configure a low-noise review in the Qodo portal (Recommended)
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:- Log in to the Qodo portal.
- Navigate to Configurations > Display.
- 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.
- Under the Comment routing section, find Publishing locations.
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In the routing matrix, set each severity tier’s destination:
Publishing locations then shows Mixed, because the rows use different locations.
- Disable Show images and animations, under Notification comments on the Display tab, to hide Qodo’s loading and empty-state illustrations.
- Use Finding content sections, on the Display tab, to collapse or hide the parts you don’t need to see in every finding.
- Under Comment parts, on the Display tab, disable Show context, Show tip of the day, Show previous reviews, Show comment footer, and Divider lines to further declutter the comment.
- 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, previous review results, footer, and dividers, leaving only the findings themselves.
.pr_agent.toml instead of the portal, see Shape the review experience using the .pr_agent.toml file.
Related resources
- Anatomy of a Qodo Code Review: The parts of the review comment and how to read them.
- Shape the review experience using the .pr_agent.toml file: The TOML equivalent of this setup.
- Customize the code review experience: What you can configure, and where to configure it.