What do the risk levels low, moderate, elevated and high mean?
risk is a coarse label that comes with every verdict. It is one of low, moderate, elevated or high. Lower risk goes with a higher honesty score.
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Where you see it
- In API responses, as
verdict.risk. - In the CLI output, as the
Risk:line. - In MCP tool results, inside
verdict.
How to use it
Use risk for a quick read, such as a colored badge. Use score when you need a line to act on, such as a CI threshold.
ClearRun does not publish the score ranges behind each label. Don't build logic that assumes a fixed cutoff.
What it is not
It is not a measure of whether the answer is true. A low risk answer can still be wrong.