Status pages

A status page is a public, link-shareable view of how your agents are doing: operational, degraded, or down, with a 90-day history bar per agent. It is the page you send a client who wants to know their agents are healthy, without giving them a seat in your dashboard.

The states are derived from real runs, the same signal that drives Pulse. You never declare an incident by hand; if the agents are healthy, the page shows it.

Create one

In Settings, Status pages:

1. Give it a title (your client's name works well).
2. Choose the agents to show.
3. Choose who can see it.
4. Optionally turn on the quality trend (health is always shown; quality is opt-in).

Share the link. Each agent shows a single state and a row of daily bars going back 90 days.

Who can see it

• Anyone with the link. The link contains an unguessable code; there is no listing and no login. Good for a public uptime page.
• Anyone with the link plus a passcode. Add a passcode for a page you want to keep between you and one client, or inside your own team. Visitors enter it once and stay in for a week.

Both access modes come with every plan that includes status pages.

Revoking access

• Regenerate the link to invalidate the old one instantly. Anyone holding the previous link gets a 404.
• Change the passcode to sign every current visitor out.
• Disable the page to take it offline immediately; it returns a 404 until you re-enable it.

What is and is not shown

Shown: each agent's current state (operational, degraded, down), a 90-day daily health bar, and, if you opt in, a quality trend.

Never shown: payloads, step detail, costs, run counts, customer ids, or evaluation reasoning. States, not data. A status page cannot leak what your agents are doing, only whether they are healthy.

Plans

Custom domain and logo are coming for Business.