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

# Analyze Code findings

Once you've [enabled Multimodal](/semgrep-multimodal/getting-started), you can use the **Analyze** button on the [Findings page](/semgrep-code/findings) to trigger all Multimodal functions for Semgrep Code, including remediation guidance, Suggested fix, auto-triage, and component tagging, on existing findings.

## Analyze your findings with Multimodal

<Steps>
  <Step>
    On the [Findings](https://semgrep.dev/orgs/-/findings?tab=open) page, select the findings that you want Multimodal to analyze.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Click **Analyze**.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    In the confirmation dialog that appears, confirm that you want to analyze your findings with Multimodal.
  </Step>
</Steps>

After Multimodal performs these functions, you can see its results on the **Code** page using the **Recommendation** or **Component** filters. When viewing your findings, you can see false positive and true positive recommendations in a finding's **Details** page.

The amount of time required to analyze your findings varies. Before running the analysis, the confirmation dialog provides an estimated wait time.

<Note>
  **INFO**

  * For Team tier users with less than 10 contributors: There is a cap of 50 Multimodal runs per month using the **Analyze** button.
  * For Team or Enterprise users with an active subscription: There is a cap of 10,000 Multimodal runs per month using the **Analyze** button. It is rate-limited to 1,000 Multimodal runs per hour.
  * For users of any tier: Multimodal runs against pull requests (PRs) and merge requests (MRs) do not count against this limit.
</Note>

## When Multimodal auto-analyzes findings

Multimodal automatically analyzes new findings from a **full scan** that have **Critical** or **High** severity AND **High** or **Medium** confidence.

On a diff-aware scan, Multimodal auto-analyzes up to a maximum 10 new findings, regardless of severity or confidence.

<Info>
  **NOTE**

  Some findings created before November 2025 may not be auto-analyzed, even if they meet the criteria.
</Info>

### Request analysis for existing findings

If you want Multimodal analyses for findings that were not automatically analyzed, you can request them in bulk through Semgrep AppSec Platform. See the [Analyze your findings with Multimodal](/semgrep-multimodal/analyze#analyze-your-findings-with-multimodal) section for details.

If you need assistance with bulk analysis requests or have questions about backfilling analyses for your findings, contact [Semgrep Support](/support).

## View Multimodal recommendations

You can [view all of Semgrep Multimodal's recommendations](/semgrep-code/findings/#filter-findings) by going to the Semgrep **Findings** page and filtering by **Recommendation** or **Component**.

## Provide feedback on Multimodal recommendations

Semgrep Multimodal prompts you for feedback whenever it suggests that a finding is a false positive. Because Multimodal content is generated by large language models (LLMs), your feedback helps the Semgrep team improve Multimodal.

Semgrep Multimodal lets you leave feedback in the following places:

* In Semgrep AppSec Platform: the Multimodal recommendation appears in Semgrep Code's **Finding Details** page under **Activity**, along with **Agree and ignore** or **Disagree** buttons.
* In Slack notifications: the **Agree** and **Disagree** buttons appear under the Multimodal recommendation message.