Tune what your reviewers see first: Qodo Advanced Configurations

Qodo has introduced advanced configuration options that let teams customize how AI code review findings are displayed and published in pull requests, reflecting research that showed workflows vary widely across organizations. Available through the Qodo portal’s Configurations screen, the settings cover display, workflow, context, remediation, and prompts, with organization-wide defaults and repository-level overrides. Teams can group findings by severity, type, category, or relevance; rename severity levels; choose sorting behavior; control how many findings are expanded; determine which finding details are shown; and route findings to inline comments, summary comments, both, or, for lower-priority groups, out of the pull request while retaining them in the portal. Highest-severity findings cannot be suppressed, and all findings remain available for reporting and governance regardless of their PR presentation. Qodo also provides compact, expanded, and risk-focused starting configurations, live previews, and access controls, with the feature in public preview for GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps customers.

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