Outage.Me
Live cloud/SaaS outages, provider reliability and exploited CVEs from official status pages and CISA
| Endpoint | https://outage.me/mcp (streamable-http) |
|---|---|
| Registry version | 1.3.0 |
| Now | 8 tools · grade A (98) · pin ts_30f6309ab8b9bae33796bbe6e0362523 · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-27 06:53 UTC / 2026-10-27 06:53 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-27: A (98), 8 tools |
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Tools: list_active_incidents provider_reliability exploited_vulnerabilities threat_advisories security_headlines deploy_check answer report_observation
list_active_incidents | LIVE: cloud and SaaS incidents open right now (AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, GitHub, Stripe, …), quoted from each provider's own status page with a link, refreshed several times a day. Use for 'is X down', 'why is X failing', or anything after your training cutoff. Filter by provider, region or component instead of reading the whole list; an untracked provider says so rather than returning an empty params: provider, region, component |
provider_reliability | LIVE: reliability index, incident count and median recovery time per cloud/SaaS provider over the current window, from their official status pages. Use for 'how reliable is X' or 'which provider is more stable'. Deterministic: no model in the loop. Prefer it over `answer`. params: provider |
exploited_vulnerabilities | LIVE: CVEs being exploited in the wild (CISA KEV), ranked patch-first by CVSS × EPSS exploitation probability × known ransomware use, with CISA due date, patch availability and the factors behind each rank. Use for 'what should we patch first', 'is CVE-X exploited', or recent vulnerabilities your training data can't know. `cve`, `vendor` and `product` search the WHOLE KEV catalog, not just the ran params: limit, cve, vendor, product |
threat_advisories | LIVE: CISA's newest security advisories (CSAF: industrial control systems, medical devices, general vulnerabilities), each with its ID, affected vendors, CVEs, CVSS, the opening of CISA's mitigation text and the CISA link. Use for 'what did CISA advise this week' or 'any CISA advisory for <vendor>'. A vendor with no advisory says so, which is not a statement that it is unaffected. Deterministic: n params: limit, vendor |
security_headlines | LIVE: headlines from eight security trade outlets (BleepingComputer, The Hacker News, SecurityWeek, The Record, Krebs on Security, …): headline, outlet, date and link only, never the article text. Use for 'any breach news about X', 'what attacks are in the news this week'; read the article at its link before relying on it. Deterministic: no model in the loop. params: days, query |
deploy_check | LIVE, from the 5-minute status poll: proceed true, false, or "unknown" for deploying to one provider (optionally one region), with the open incidents behind it and data_age_minutes. Fails safe: a stale poll, a failed fetch or an untracked provider is "unknown", never true. Planned maintenance alone doesn't block. Use it to pause a deploy or migration, not as a failover trigger: status pages lag re params: provider*, region |
answer | Ask a free-form question about the live monitor and get a cited answer. This is a LANGUAGE MODEL call and CAN BE WRONG — it returns `confidence` and `citations`; check them. Needs sign-in (connect to https://outage.me/mcp/pro) or an API key, and is quota-limited (Free plan 10/day, Pro 100/day), so use the deterministic tools above when they can answer the question. params: q* |
report_observation | Optional. If a request you made to an external service failed with a 5xx, a timeout, a refused connection, a DNS failure or a TLS error in the last 15 minutes, report the hostname and error class here. Only hosts listed in https://outage.me/agent/hosts.json. Do not report 401/403/429 (your own key or rate limit), and never include URLs, paths or request data. A report earns Ask quota only if it is params: host*, error_class*, region, report_token |
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