Scan reports
Understand what the scan found.
Review the findings, their location and any inspection limits. Save a readable PDF or a structured JSON report.
Read a sample report.
A community garden note contains an instruction to change an AI’s answer. The scan highlights it at line 3, with one finding and a risk score of 61.
Read the evidence and the limits together.
| Report field | How to read it |
|---|---|
| Risk and findings | A score, risk band and finding count summarize what was detected. They do not establish whether a file is safe. |
| Location and evidence | The app points to the relevant file and available line, page or channel. Exported snippets are hidden unless you choose to include them. |
| Coverage | Review truncation, skipped checks and unsupported content. A partial result leaves some content uninspected. |
| Guidance | Use the suggested review steps to decide what to retain, remove or investigate. |
Keep a copy you can review.
- Open a scan result and choose Share report.
- Choose PDF for reading or JSON for structured data. Leave evidence snippets off when they are not needed.
- Review the export, then choose where to save or share it.
Exports may still contain file names, report identifiers and diagnostic details. Check them before sharing.
A PDF example you can inspect.
The same garden note is available as a one-page PDF. Open the document and its report to see the flagged instruction and a risk score of 72.
A result that needs more review.
Zero findings does not mean fully inspected.
This text file exceeds the 20 MB inspection limit. The result shows zero findings and ‘Clean (Partial)’ because some content remains unchecked.
Treat this as incomplete inspection. Review the uninspected material separately before using the whole document.
