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Inline diagnostics surface selected Iris findings as squiggles directly in the editor and as entries in the VS Code Problems panel. They are off by default so routine code-health findings stay in the Iris sidebar unless you explicitly opt in — keeping the Problems panel clean for compiler errors and linter output you actually want to see at a glance.

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Per-category toggles

Secrets, @ts-ignore, unused functions, and any usage are enabled when inline diagnostics are turned on. Structural warnings like file length default off so the Problems panel does not read like a compiler error list for routine Iris findings.
CategoryDefaultWhat it shows
hardcodedSecretstrueSecrets findings
errorWarningsfalseError-severity structural warnings
warningLevelWarningsfalseWarning/info structural warnings
tsIgnoretrue@ts-ignore usage
unusedFunctionstrueUnused function definitions
anyUsagetrueTypeScript any usage
consoleLogsfalseconsole.log statements
magicNumbersfalseMagic number literals
longParamListsfalseOversized parameter lists
unusedVarsfalseUnused variables
todosfalseTODO/FIXME/HACK comments

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Configuration

Enable inline diagnostics globally, then opt individual categories in or out in your .irisconfig.json: 
{
  "enableInlineDiagnostics": true,
  "inlineDiagnostics": {
    "consoleLogs": true,
    "magicNumbers": false,
    "todos": false
  }
}
Set "enableInlineDiagnostics": false to disable all squiggles and Problems panel entries globally while keeping findings visible in the Iris sidebar.