outages.live is a free, live feed of downtime incidents from cloud, AI and developer providers, built so AI coding agents can check a provider’s status before they start debugging. The product launched on Product Hunt on 8 November 2026. You can see the launch page at https://www.producthunt.com/products/polylane/launches.
What it is
When a deploy fails or an API call times out, the first question is whether the problem is yours or the provider’s. outages.live answers that question by reading the official status pages of cloud, AI, payment and developer providers every few minutes and merging them into one feed in a single format.
Each incident is grouped into one entry with its impact, the affected components and every update from the provider. An LLM writes a short summary drawn only from the provider’s own updates, with a link back to the original status page, and adds no extra facts.
The feed is made for agents: an AI coding agent can check it through MCP, RSS, Atom, JSON Feed or Slack before it spends time debugging a failure that turns out to be an outage. No login and no API key are needed.
Key features
- Reads official status pages every few minutes, including Atlassian Statuspage, incident.io, Better Stack, status.io, UptimeRobot, AWS Health and Google Cloud.
- Merges each incident into one entry with impact, components and all provider updates.
- LLM summaries based only on the provider’s updates, linked back to the source page.
- Available to agents and humans through MCP, RSS, Atom, JSON Feed and Slack.
- No login and no API key required.
Who it is for
outages.live fits developers and teams whose AI coding agents debug production issues, since the feed lets an agent rule out a provider outage before changing code. It also fits anyone who watches several providers at once and wants one place to check, rather than opening a dozen status pages.
It is a standalone feed from the makers of Polylane, and it is free to use.
Pricing
outages.live is completely free. The official site lists no paid plan and no login or API key is required.
Sources and verification: Information in this article is based on the official website (https://outages.live/) and the launch announcement, checked on 9 November 2026. Prices may change; see the official website for current pricing.
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