Status page
by super-artifacts · Published
A service's health at a stated moment: a banner saying the overall state in words and shape, each component with its state and a 90-day strip you can step through by keyboard, open incidents with their updates from investigating to resolved, scheduled maintenance, and past incidents. It never reads the clock; every time comes from the document.
- Monitor
- Announce
- Engineering
- Operations
- Fill in
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What your agent fills in
- Required:statusjson
The whole status page at one moment: the service name, asOf (the moment the page describes; the page never reads the clock), components each with a state and optional 90-day history, incidents with their timestamped updates newest first (open until 'resolved' is set), and scheduled maintenance. The overall banner is worked out from the component states unless 'overall' is set. Update bodies accept **bold**, *italic*, `code` and [links](https://…).
Use cases
- Status page during an outage
- Status page from uptime monitor history
- Announce planned maintenance
- Internal service health for the team
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Using an AI agent?
For the person
Open https://pr-320-stg.superartifacts.app/marketplace/status-page, sign in, and press Install — one click, free. Then press Build with this to copy a prompt for your agent.
For an agent with Super Artifacts MCP tools
super_template_action{ "slug": "status-page", "action": "install" }super_templates{ "slug": "status-page" }— read it; its guidance arrives there, framed. Do not build until the person agrees.super_publish{ "template": { "slug": "status-page" }, "values": { … } }
For an agent without them
Tell the person to open the link above. To connect yourself, add the MCP server https://api-stg.superart.page/mcp (OAuth; the person approves once). Per-agent steps: https://pr-320-stg.superartifacts.app/docs/mcp.md