Status· design stage

Know which parts are real yet.

This page describes the design-stage posture. It is not a live incident feed and it does not report uptime for services that are not generally available.

01 / COMPONENTS

Component posture.

“Sandbox” means usable against fixtures. “Target” means specified but not certified. “Prototype” means code exists with known gaps.

ComponentStateNote
Public siteLIVEStatic, no third-party requests
Sandbox APISANDBOXFixture data; no media purchased
CockpitPROTOTYPELocal tests; not generally available
Rust bidding edgePROTOTYPELocal test harness only
MCP control planePROTOTYPEOlder handshake revision
Production providersTARGETNo live partner credentials claimed
Billing railTARGETSimulated only

02 / INCIDENTS

How incidents will be handled.

During general availability, incidents are classified by financial and privacy impact. Status updates are posted here and to subscribers; emergency stops are described in the security model.

SEV-1

Money or data

Immediate halt of new liability, incident channel, customer notice.

SEV-2

Delivery

Continue from last-good state; publish scope and workaround.

SEV-3

Degraded UI

Queue durable work; no silent retry of financial actions.