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Triage Workspace
The triage workspace (/triage/artifacts/:artifactId) is optimized for high-frequency analyst workflows: navigate findings, inspect reachability and signed evidence, and record VEX decisions with minimal mouse interaction.
Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcuts are ignored while typing in input, textarea, select, or any contenteditable region.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
J |
Jump to first incomplete evidence pane for the selected finding. |
Y |
Copy the selected attestation payload to the clipboard. |
R |
Cycle reachability view: path list → compact graph → textual proof. |
/ |
Switch to the Reachability tab and focus the search box. |
S |
Toggle deterministic sort for the findings list. |
A |
Quick VEX: open the VEX modal with status “Affected (unmitigated)”. |
N |
Quick VEX: open the VEX modal with status “Not affected”. |
U |
Quick VEX: open the VEX modal with status “Under investigation”. |
? |
Toggle the keyboard help overlay. |
↑ / ↓ |
Select previous / next finding. |
← / → |
Switch to previous / next evidence tab. |
Enter |
Open the VEX modal for the selected finding. |
Esc |
Close overlays (keyboard help, reachability drawer, attestation detail). |
Evidence completeness (J)
J navigates to the first incomplete evidence area for the selected finding using this order:
- Missing VEX decision → opens the VEX modal.
- Reachability is
unknown→ switches to the Reachability tab. - Missing signed evidence → switches to the Attestations tab.
- Otherwise, shows “All evidence complete”.
Deterministic sort (S)
When deterministic sort is enabled, findings are sorted by:
- Reachability (reachable → unknown → unreachable → missing)
- Severity
- Age (modified/published date)
- Component (PURL)
Ties break by CVE and internal vulnerability ID to keep ordering stable.
Related docs
docs/ui/advisories-and-vex.mddocs/ui/reachability-overlays.mddocs/ui/vulnerability-explorer.md