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The matrix page gets a second tab with a row per client, where each server gets the number of checks it passes out of the ones that would break the client, with the ones it failed on hover. A check breaks the clients whose code its refs point at (a client profile's checks point at their own client), or every client when it points at none (e.g. eval.value). Warnings break nobody. JSON reports name the clients of each result, so a report keeps working with the client profiles of the proof that made it. Clients come in the order of how many checks they depend on, which puts the ones proof knows the most about first.
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A check counts for the clients whose code it links to, or for every client when it links to none (e.g. eval.value). Warnings don't count. robust.sessions-at-once links only to CIDER's code, so it counts only for CIDER, although any client sharing a server can end up waiting behind another one.