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What do the Drift Score risk levels mean?

Scores of 70–100 indicate Low risk (you're in good shape). Scores of 40–69 indicate Moderate risk (some attention needed). Scores of 0–39 indicate Hig...

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What flags does the scan command support?

Key flags: --format (text/json/sarif/md), --out (output file), --fail-on (error/warn - exit code 2 if findings exist), --baseline (compare against bas...

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What is a drift budget and how do I use it?

A drift budget sets a maximum acceptable drift score. Use --drift-budget 40 to fail the scan (exit code 2) if your drift score exceeds 40. Combine wit...

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What's the difference between --fail-on error and --fail-on warn?

--fail-on error exits with code 2 only if error-level findings exist (e.g., runtime near EOL, framework 3+ majors behind). --fail-on warn exits with c...

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