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Service status

Measured from our own gateway health records — the same data the router uses to pick a route — not a third-party ping.

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All systems operational

Every published model has all of its upstream routes serving.

Upstream routes serving
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10 Sept, 11:41:24
Per-model availability: routes serving, success rate over the last hour, latency and request volume
ModelAvailabilityRoutes servingSuccess (1h)p95 latencyRequests (1h)
claude-fable-5Claude Fable 5All systems operationalok1 / 18.66s0
claude-opus-5Claude Opus 5All systems operationalok5 / 52.27s0
claude-opus-4.6Claude Opus 4.6All systems operationalok2 / 24.67s0
claude-opus-4.8Claude Opus 4.8All systems operationalok2 / 24.67s0
gpt-5.6-solGPT-5.6 SolAll systems operationalok1 / 120.34s0

How to read this

What these numbers are, and what they are not

Aggregate only, by design

Each model is served by an ordered list of upstream channels. We publish how many of those are serving, never which vendors they are or where they live. Naming our supply chain would help nobody but a competitor.

A route dropping out is not an outage

Reduced capacity means a channel was taken out of rotation by the circuit breaker and traffic moved to the next one. You would usually see nothing except a slightly different latency.

Measured, not promised

Success rate and latency are computed from real requests over the last hour. We publish no uptime SLA percentage, because we have not been running long enough to have earned one.

Dashes mean no data

A dash is an honest "we have not measured this yet" — a model with no traffic in the last hour has nothing to average.

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