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

# Reduce review noise on pull requests

> Use Display settings to keep High-severity findings visible while presenting lower-severity findings more compactly.

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.

<Note>
  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](/configuration/display#groups).
</Note>

## 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:

1. Log in to the Qodo portal.

2. Navigate to **Configurations** > **Display**.

3. 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.

4. Turn on **Advanced comment routing overrides**.

5. In the routing matrix, set each severity tier's destination:

   | Severity | Destination |
   | - | - |
   | High | Both |
   | Medium | Summary |
   | Low | Drop |

6. Disable **Show images and animations**, under **Notification comments** on the **Display** tab, to hide Qodo's loading and empty-state illustrations.

7. Use **Finding content sections**, on the **Display** tab, to collapse or hide the parts you don't need to see in every finding.

8. 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.

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, previous review results, footer, and dividers, leaving only the findings themselves.

For more information, see [Control review verbosity](/code-review/review-verbosity) for the full list of routing settings, [Control findings visibility](/code-review/findings-visibility) for Show images and animations and Finding content sections, and [Configure Qodo using the portal](/configuration/display#comment-parts) for the Comment parts settings.

See also [Configure Qodo using the portal](/configuration/display#notification-comments) for the Notification comments settings. For the equivalent setup using `.pr_agent.toml` instead of the portal, see [Shape the review experience using the .pr\_agent.toml file](/code-review/shape-the-review-experience-lean-vs-verbose).

## Related resources

* [Anatomy of a Qodo Code Review](/code-review/comment-anatomy): The parts of the review comment and how to read them.
* [Shape the review experience using the .pr\_agent.toml file](/code-review/shape-the-review-experience-lean-vs-verbose): The TOML equivalent of this setup.
* [Customize the code review experience](/configuration): What you can configure, and where to configure it.


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