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Each repository has a page in the console, /orgs/<login>/repos/<repo>, listing its reviews newest first and its mentions. Open a review to see everything it did, including what it decided not to say.

The repository page

For each review: the pull request, the status, the mode (full or incremental), how many comments were published, the AI turns used, how long it took, and when. Owners can exclude a pull request from measurements from here. Below the reviews, Configuration in force shows the .codewarden.yml the last delivered review used, and Mentions lists every reply to @codewardenapp in that repository. The Decided button opens the decisions for the repository.

Review statuses

A review’s page

  • The numbers: AI turns, duration, comments published, comments dropped.
  • Summary: what the review posted at the top of the pull request.
  • Published: each comment with its file and line, category, severity and the model’s confidence.
  • Dropped: each finding that was not posted, with the reason:
Findings held back by a decision are recorded on the review together with the decision that held them back, but they are not listed on this page.
  • Details: the mode, the model, the head commit, and for an incremental review the commit it was compared from.
  • What was in force: whether .codewarden.yml was read or the defaults applied, how many settings were dropped, and what happened to a linked Jira ticket or Sentry issue.
The exact prompt and the model’s raw answer are kept with the review but are not shown on the page. Review links use a public id (/reviews/rv_...), never an internal number, so a link can be shared with anyone who can see the organization.