Endor Labs Findings Viewer

Query and display security findings with filtering support.

Filter Reference

Parse user input to build filters:

Combine multiple filters with and. Default (no user filters): critical + high, excluding test dependencies.

Workflow

Step 1: Query Findings

Option A — After a scan: scan MCP tool returns finding UUIDs sorted by severity. Use get_resource (resource_type: Finding) for each UUID.

Option B — From platform: Run /endor-scan first, then retrieve findings via get_resource.

Option C — CLI fallback:

npx -y endorctl api list --resource Finding -n $ENDOR_NAMESPACE --filter "{filter_string}" 2>/dev/null

For CLI field paths and parsing gotchas, read references/cli-parsing.md.

Step 2: Interpret Reachability

For reachability tag interpretation, read references/reachability-tags.md.

Step 3: Present Results

## Security Findings

**Filter:** {human-readable filter description}
**Total:** {count} findings

### Findings

| # | Severity | Category | Package | CVE/Issue | Reachability | Description |
|---|----------|----------|---------|-----------|--------------|-------------|
| 1 | Critical | Vuln | {pkg} | {cve} | Reachable | {desc} |

### Summary

- {n} Critical ({r} reachable function, {p} potentially reachable)
- {n} High ({r} reachable function, {p} potentially reachable)
- {n} Secrets / {n} SAST / {n} License risks

### Next Steps

1. `/endor-fix {top-cve}` — Fix top issue
2. `/endor-explain {cve}` — Explain a finding
3. `/endor-findings critical reachable` — Narrow results

Offer pagination if more results available.

Priority Order

1. Critical + Reachable Function
2. Critical + Potentially Reachable
3. High + Reachable Function
4. High + Potentially Reachable
5. Secrets/Credentials
6. Critical + Unreachable
7. SAST Critical/High
8. License issues
9. Medium/Low

For data source policy, read references/data-sources.md.

Error Handling