Service status
Operational signals.
Without a borrowed badge.
This page reports the public portal health surface. It does not convert a single check into an uptime guarantee, and it does not hide the services that are still evaluation-only.
StateRespondingok
Checked21 Oct 2026, 3:11:23 amSGT
Latency61 msdatabase probe
ScopePortal health endpointnot an SLA
Operating scope
What this page measures and what it does not.
Availability is a property of a specific surface, deployment and agreement. A public endpoint is useful evidence; it is not a substitute for the signed terms.
| Subject | State | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Public portal health | Measured here | A live request to the portal health endpoint on each page view. |
| Synthetic uptime samples | Every 5 minutes | A protected GitHub Actions monitor records portal samples. History is shown only when real samples exist. |
| Hosted workspace | Account-scoped | Jobs, retention and restore behaviour are documented in the portal and plan terms. |
| Native CLI and C API | Evaluation | Access and platform qualification are agreed as part of a technical evaluation. |
| TypeScript API | Source package | Implemented in source; public package distribution is not currently enabled. |
| Independent security review | Open | The review package is prepared. No independent review has been completed or is claimed. |
| Certifications and SLA | Not claimed | No certification, uptime guarantee or SLA is published unless it appears in signed terms. |
The synthetic monitor runs every five minutes and retains 90 days of samples. This public page shows the current health check, not a long-term uptime percentage. Signed-in workspace operators can review the historical service-status surface in the portal. No uptime guarantee or SLA is implied.