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Sources on the way in, email and webhooks on the way out, ticket systems for incidents, and an API and MCP server for agents.
Hosted status pages and their incident feeds, including scheduled maintenance windows.
Release notes from any public repository.
Changelog feeds, blog feeds, anything a vendor publishes as a feed.
Security advisories by package and ecosystem (npm, PyPI, Go, crates and more).
Connectors for vendors whose status is an API rather than a page.
A private inbound address per project, and platform subscriptions for many vendors so you need not register anything.
The catalogue knows each vendor’s status page, changelog, release feed and advisory source, the package names that point to it, and the config files, environment variables and Terraform providers that reveal it when nothing is installed as a package. Sources are fetched once for the whole platform and shared by every project that depends on the vendor.
A vendor you use that is not in the catalogue? Add a custom source: paste the status page, feed or changelog address and the product probes it, works out the format, and starts polling. Your agent can do this for you.
Immediate alerts and the daily or weekly digest, sent from the platform’s own domain.
JSON to any HTTPS endpoint, signed with HMAC-SHA256 under a per-destination secret, with retries. Point one at your CI, your chat tool’s inbound hook, or your own agent runner.
An issue in the project and type you choose, with the summary as a formatted description.
An issue in the team you choose, with the summary in Markdown.
An issue in the repository you choose, with labels if you want them.
An incident on your own status page, opened in the status you choose, without notifying subscribers unless you say so.
One command to connect the MCP server; four published skills for the common workflows.
The same remote server, the same bearer key: Cursor, Windsurf, a custom client.
Every tool is also an endpoint, with scoped keys and the same authorisation.
No passwords to manage. The dashboard reads and writes as you, under row-level security, so a session only ever sees your workspaces.
Custom sources cover most gaps today. Tell us what you would like next.