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Status

Service health across the platform.

Availability is reported per component. When a provider degrades, automatic routing moves requests to the next healthy model in your chain.

1 component degraded

Provider ConnectionsElevated latency on one upstream provider Requests routed through a fallback chain are unaffected.

Components54 operational
Recent success75%last 8 sampled requests
Models routable6across all providers
Incidents, 30 days2all resolved

Components

Current state, reported per service.

ServiceStatus
API GatewayAll regions accepting requestsOperational
AuthenticationKey validation normalOperational
RoutingFallbacks healthyOperational
DashboardConsole responsiveOperational
Provider ConnectionsElevated latency on one upstream providerDegraded
  • API GatewayOperationalAll regions accepting requests
  • AuthenticationOperationalKey validation normal
  • RoutingOperationalFallbacks healthy
  • DashboardOperationalConsole responsive
  • Provider ConnectionsDegradedElevated latency on one upstream provider

Uptime

Rolling availability per component.

Component24 hours7 days30 days90 days
API Gateway100%100%99.99%99.98%
Authentication100%100%99.99%99.98%
Routing100%100%99.99%99.98%
Dashboard100%100%99.99%99.98%
Provider Connections99.94%99.91%99.88%99.90%

Recent incidents

Post-incident summaries for the last 30 days.

  • Elevated latency on one upstream providerSep 12, 2026 · Fallback routing moved affected requests automatically. No customer action was required.
    Resolved
  • Console analytics delayed by 20 minutesAug 30, 2026 · Aggregation lagged behind request ingestion for roughly two hours. No requests were lost.
    Resolved

How to check for yourself

Two ways to verify the gateway is reachable from where you run.

  1. 1
    List models

    A GET /v1/models call returns the catalog with your key. A 401 means the key, not the service.

  2. 2
    Watch your own logs

    Request status and latency for your workspace are in the Activity console.