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# ResQ.Core.AlertSeverity

### [ResQ.Core](./ResQ.Core.md "ResQ.Core")

## AlertSeverity Enum

Defines alert severity levels for prioritization.

```csharp theme={null}
public enum AlertSeverity
```

### Fields

<a name="ResQ.Core.AlertSeverity.Low" />

`Low` 0

Low priority - routine information.

<a name="ResQ.Core.AlertSeverity.Medium" />

`Medium` 1

Medium priority - notable event.

<a name="ResQ.Core.AlertSeverity.High" />

`High` 2

High priority - significant issue.

<a name="ResQ.Core.AlertSeverity.Critical" />

`Critical` 3

Critical priority - immediate action required.

### Example

```csharp theme={null}
// Convert confidence to severity
var severity = detection.Confidence switch
{
    >= 0.95 => AlertSeverity.Critical,
    >= 0.85 => AlertSeverity.High,
    >= 0.70 => AlertSeverity.Medium,
    _ => AlertSeverity.Low
};
```

### Remarks

Severity levels determine response urgency and notification routing.
They can be derived from confidence scores or risk assessments.