> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sourcery.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Glossary

Terms Sourcery uses across these docs, defined in one place. Each entry links to the page where you can read more.

| Term                  | Definition                                                                                                                                                                                    |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Admin**             | Manages the plan, billing, seats, and account settings. You're an admin if you're an admin of your GitHub organization or GitLab group, or an explicit Sourcery admin. [Roles](/admin/)       |
| **Autocreate**        | Opens a Jira task automatically when a scan reports a security finding, gated by a severity threshold, per-type toggles, and a daily cap. [Connect Jira](/admin/connect-jira/)                |
| **Deeplink**          | A URL that opens a supported editor straight on the Sourcery extension, used for one-click installs. [Install the extension](/ide/install/)                                                   |
| **Finding**           | A single security issue found by one of Sourcery's scanners, with a severity score, a status, and membership in a group. [Security findings](/security/findings/)                             |
| **Group**             | Findings that look alike, shown as one row in the issues view. Turn grouping off to see every finding on its own. [Security findings](/security/findings/)                                    |
| **Ignore**            | Permanently marks a finding as not needing action. Available for a single finding, a path prefix, or a rule. [Triage](/security/triage/)                                                      |
| **Member**            | Uses Sourcery (reviews, IDE, dashboard) but can't change the plan, billing, or seats. [Roles](/admin/)                                                                                        |
| **Review rule**       | A check you write in plain language, scoped to file paths, that Sourcery applies on every review. [Review rules](/reviews/review-rules/)                                                      |
| **Reviewer's guide**  | A review comment that maps the change set file by file, so human reviewers know where to focus. [Anatomy of a review](/reviews/anatomy-of-a-review/)                                          |
| **Risk profile**      | A per-repository setting (network exposure and data sensitivity) that Sourcery uses to weight finding severities for that repo. [Repository risk profile](/security/repository-risk-profile/) |
| **Scan**              | A security scan run over a repository's default branch. Sourcery's scanners run and report their findings to the dashboard. [The scanners](/security/scanners/)                               |
| **Seat**              | An allocation of Sourcery access to one person, covering code reviews, the IDE extension, and the dashboard. [Seats and team](/admin/seats-and-team/)                                         |
| **Severity override** | Adjusts a finding's severity when the scored level isn't how you'd rank it. Remove the override to restore the original score. [Triage](/security/triage/)                                    |
| **Snooze**            | Sets a finding aside until a date you choose, with an optional reason. Future scans still detect the issue. [Triage](/security/triage/)                                                       |
| **Status check**      | The single "Sourcery review" check on the pull request's head commit, reporting the review's outcome. [Anatomy of a review](/reviews/anatomy-of-a-review/)                                    |
| **Summary**           | A summary of the pull request's purpose and risk, written into the description under a "Summary by Sourcery" heading. [Anatomy of a review](/reviews/anatomy-of-a-review/)                    |