What do Fail / Flag / Pass mean on the findings toolbar?
Quick answer: Three toggle pills — Fail (red), Flag (orange), Pass (gray) — control which findings show up in the list and which pins stay bright on the sheet. Fail and Flag are on by default; Pass is off. You cannot turn all three off.
Meaning of each state
| Pill | Color | Default | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fail | red | on | Clear code violation or missing requirement — the AI is confident this needs correction. |
| Flag | orange | on | Uncertain — something the AI can't be sure about without reviewer judgment (often visible as [VERIFY] or [REVIEWER] in the finding). |
| Pass | gray | off | Rule checked and satisfied. Useful audit trail; not corrections. |
The count on each pill is the total pool (e.g. "Fail 18"). Click a pill to toggle its findings on or off.
What happens when you toggle
- The findings list updates and the per-sheet counts (e.g.
CS 0/1) reflect the filtered total. - Pins on the sheet dim rather than disappear. A filtered-out pin stays visible but goes ghostly, so you keep spatial awareness of the full review while you focus on a subset.
A typical triage pattern
- Pass 1: Fail only. Accept or Modify every red item that should become a correction; Reject anything that is wrong or not code-required.
- Pass 2: Flag only. For each uncertain item, decide whether it's a real correction (Accept or Modify), a false positive (Reject), or something to park for later (Skip).
- Pass 3: Turn Pass on to audit what the AI already checked and keep a record that you reviewed it.