Every check Crawley runs, scored across the six METRIC dimensions - Measurement, Energy, Time, Resource, Immediacy, Cost - each 1–10. The hexagon's shape is the point, not just its size: two checks can have the same total score but a completely different priority fingerprint. Note on Cost: the hexagon plots it inverted (a big Cost wedge means cheap to fix, matching every other axis where bigger = stronger argument to prioritize) - the number shown underneath is the true cost estimate as stored, where higher genuinely means more expensive.