Serious question. If you're running an agent in production (customer support bot, coding assistant, data pipeline), what happens when it breaks at 3 AM?
Traditional status pages track HTTP endpoints. They don't understand model providers, agent latency, reasoning loops, or context limits. "Partial outage" doesn't tell your users anything when the real problem is GPT-5.4 timing out or your RAG pipeline choking.
I’m currently exploring letting agents self-manage its own status page. Haven't seen another status page do this and I’m hooked.
I use it to monitor the agent. It tracks email processing, task execution, and code deployment. When it detects a failure, it creates an incident via the API and resolves it when it recovers.
How are you all handling this? Internal alerting only, or do your end users get visibility into agent health?
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