Status

Platform status

All checked systems operationalChecked 2026-10-06 07:27 UTC

Each card says what it actually measured — a live query, or only that a component is wired up. The API caches the report for about thirty seconds, so the stamp can be up to half a minute old. Nothing here is a green light we didn't earn.

API

Operational

Answering requests with a complete deployment.

Measuredno probe

That the API Worker answered this request, and that every binding it cannot serve without resolved in the running deployment.

Database

Operational

Answered a read.

Measured98 ms

A live read against the D1 database that stores agents, runs, and approvals.

File storage

Operational

Answered a lookup.

Measured140 ms

A live metadata lookup against the R2 bucket holding run artifacts and uploads.

Integration catalog

Operational

Answered a health call.

Measured104 ms

A live call to the tools gateway, the Worker that serves the integration catalog to the app.

Background runs

Operational

Answered the health calls.

Measured188 ms

A live call to each of the background Worker and credential service health endpoints, plus the app bindings used to start, schedule, and stream runs.

What these checks are

This page asks the API for its status report. The checks behind it are real: a read against the database, a metadata lookup against object storage, a call to the Worker that serves the integration catalog, and a live readiness call to the background Worker. The app caches the result for about thirty seconds, so a second load within that window reuses the same stamp rather than re-running every probe.

Background runs execute on a Worker with no public route. Its card now calls that Worker over a private binding and checks that its required topology is healthy. That proves readiness at this moment; it does not prove that a recent run completed or create uptime history. A degraded integration catalog means the dedicated catalog Worker is unavailable and the app is reading the vendor catalog directly — slower, but working, which is why it never shows as down.

Coverage

This page reports the present moment only. We do not publish uptime percentages or a ninety-day history, because nothing records one yet — we would rather show nothing than a chart we haven't been keeping. There is no incident log here either.

If an incident touches your data or your runs, we notify you directly by email. See the Trust Center for how we handle that, and Security to report a vulnerability.