Status
Everything's up.
Every service we run, its 90-day uptime, and every incident we've had — including the ones that were our fault, written by the person who fixed it. This page costs us nothing to publish, which is the entire point.
All systems operational
Snapshot · 22 Jul 2026
Services
resolutexhq.com
This site, the AI Architect, and the support widget
100% · 90 days
Operational
Vyom has no uptime because we don't run it — it's MIT licensed and runs on your keys, in your infrastructure. That's not a gap in this page; it's the product working as intended.
Incident history
We leave these up. A status page with no incidents on it isn't a reliable company — it's a company that deletes its incidents.
2026-07-02
resolvedVerity cloud sandbox queued runs for 38 minutes
A migration on the run-queue table held a lock longer than expected, so cloud-sandbox runs queued instead of starting. CI runs were unaffected — they execute on your own runners. We shipped the migration in two steps instead of one and added a lock-duration alert. Nobody's tests were lost; they ran late.
2026-06-19
resolvedClearpath cloud scans slow in ap-south-1
Scans in the India region took up to 4× longer for about two hours after a browser-pool node ran out of disk. We hadn't alerted on disk headroom for that pool, which is an obvious gap in hindsight. Fixed the node, added the alert, and raised the pool's headroom.
2026-05-28
resolvedPlanned: Postgres 17 upgrade
Rolling upgrade across QAShift, Verity and Clearpath. Read-only for 11 minutes, announced four days ahead. No data loss, no rollback needed.
Why this page exists
A status page is a list and a webhook. It shouldn't be a line item that grows with your team.
Statuspage has a free tier and starts around $29/mo — we're not going to pretend otherwise. The problem is what happens after that: team-scale plans run into the hundreds a month, and it's still a separate bill from your error tracking, your uptime checks, and your feature flags. So we built all four into Lucent. It's $99, once, and this page is what it looks like running.
Take the whole thing, put your own services in it, publish it on your own domain. Nobody should be renting a page that says "we're up".
Something broken that isn't listed here? Tell us — contact, or the support widget in the corner. It raises a ticket that reaches a human within one business day.