A lot of code scanners dump 500 findings on you with no prioritization. Everything looks equally important, so nothing feels urgent. You close the tab and move on. Hostile Review ranks every finding by severity: Critical, High, Medium, Low, Info. Critical means "this can be exploited in production right now." Info means "this is a code smell worth knowing about." The difference matters. When you see 3 Critical findings in a sea of 50, you know exactly where to start. That prioritization is what turns a scan from noise into action. We'd rather give you 10 actionable findings than 200 you'll ignore.