Findings View

The Findings view provides a unified, cross-repo view of all check findings across your organization. Instead of checking individual pull requests one by one, see all findings in one place — filter, sort, and triage from a single screen.

📊 Stat Cards

At the top of the Findings page, four stat cards give you an at-a-glance summary:

Card	What it shows
Total Findings	Total finding count with week-over-week trend (e.g., +12% or -5%)
Open on Active PRs	Findings on currently open pull requests, broken down by severity
HIGH+ Severity	Count of Critical and High severity findings across all PRs
In Production	Findings on merged PRs — with severity breakdown in subtext

🔁 Recurring Patterns

Below the stat cards, the Patterns section identifies finding titles that appear across multiple pull requests. This helps you spot systemic issues that affect your infrastructure broadly — not just one-off problems.

Each pattern shows:

The finding title and check type
How many PRs it appears in
Maximum severity across occurrences
A Pylon pill to investigate the pattern further ("Why does this keep happening?")
A Filter button to drill down to all instances in the findings table below

📋 Findings Table

The main findings table lists individual findings with the following columns:

Severity — Critical, High, Medium, Low, or Info
Title — Finding description
Check Type — Which command found it (review, plan, iam, tag, etc.)
Repository — Source repository name
PR — Pull request title and status (open, merged, closed)
Age — When the finding was created

Filtering

Use the filter bar above the table to narrow results:

Search — Filter by title, file path, or repository name
Severity — Filter to specific severity levels
Check Type — Filter by command type (review, plan, drift, etc.)
PR Status — Filter by open, merged, or closed PRs

Navigation

Click any finding row to navigate directly to the source pull request where the finding was reported.

📋 TL;DR

The Findings view aggregates all check findings across all repos in your org
Stat cards show total findings, open findings, high+ severity, and merged findings
Recurring patterns help identify systemic issues across multiple PRs
Filter by search, severity, check type, and PR status
Click any finding to navigate to the source PR