agentcheck

Enroll something to monitor: an http endpoint (JSON or OpenAI-style chat), a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP url) or an A2A agent (origin with /.well-known/agent-card.json). Pass `checks` to create checks in the same call (POST /api/v1/probe proposes three). Returns the target id, the public status page, the badge SVG URL and a README snippet. The first check runs on the next scheduled tick, within five minutes; call agentcheck_run_now to run immediately. Free tier: 1 target, hourly; Starter+: 5-minute checks. Requires an API key.

Add a check to one of your targets. A check runs an input (http path/prompt, mcp tool call, a2a message) on a schedule and judges the answer with a golden: exact, contains, regex and json_schema cost nothing; rubric and baseline use the LLM judge (baseline = same outcome as the last known-good answer). Returns the check id. Requires an API key.

When does the API version this code pins stop working, and what happens then? Pass provider and version pairs as your code pins them (shopify 2025-10, meta v21.0, google-ads v22, hubspot v1, twilio-flex 2.16.2, twilio-notify v1, keap xml-rpc, exchange-online ews, stripe 2024-06-20). For each, returns every dated end the provider's own versioning, changelog or retirement page lists: status, end date (and whether the provider gives only a month), what happens after it (error, silent fall-forward to another version, app delisting, or unsupported), whether the failure is silent, the replacement version, the source URL with the date it was read, and a page with the details. Where the provider's own pages give different dates for the same end, other_dates lists each one with its page and date_note says which the counts run to. A pair with no entry comes back with the reason: older than every listed version, no end date published yet, or a provider that publishes none (Stripe). Covers Shopify, HubSpot, Meta Graph and Marketing APIs, Google Ads and Content API for Shopping, Twilio Flex UI and Notify, Thryv's Keap XML-RPC, and Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Exchange Online. No API key needed.

Open and recent incidents across your targets (or one target): when they opened/closed, the failing check and the cause. Requires an API key.

Is this model retiring? Pass model IDs as your code or config names them (gpt-5-mini, claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929, gemini-2.5-flash, openai/o3-mini). For each, returns every announced shutdown on OpenAI's, Anthropic's and Google's own deprecation pages (OpenAI API, Claude API, Gemini API, Vertex AI): status, shutdown date, recommended replacement, the replacement's list-price ratio per token, the API changes the provider documents, the source URL with the date it was read, and a page with the details. retiring: false means no shutdown for that ID is on those pages. Language models only. No API key needed.

Turn an imported or recorded trace into a replayable check whose golden is the recorded outcome (tool sequence + final-answer rubric). The check runs daily and in the nightly replay (Pro). Returns the check. Requires an API key.

Record one production interaction with your agent (the prompt or messages, the final answer, the tools it called, optionally the model) as a trace on a target. Call it from your agent or from a proxy in front of it after each task; promote a good trace with agentcheck_promote_trace to replay it nightly and catch regressions. Requires an API key.

Run every check of one of your targets immediately (outside the schedule) and return pass/fail per check with latency, judge cost and any incident opened or closed. Use it right after enrolling, or to confirm a fix. Requires an API key.

Machine-readable pricing for agentcheck: tiers with monthly USD price, target limits, check interval and features, plus per-run add-ons. Same data as /pricing.json. No API key needed.

Current status of a public monitored target: overall state, uptime over 24h/7d/30d, last check time, last nightly scores, open incidents and the badge/status URLs. Use the owner (GitHub login) and target slug from the status page URL https://agentwares-agentcheck.vercel.app/<owner>/<slug>. No API key needed.

Read a public Atlassian Statuspage page once: its name, overall status, components (id, name, status, group) and unresolved incidents, from the page's own /api/v2/summary.json. Pass any address on the page: status.example.com, https://status.example.com/history or the JSON URL. Use it before POST /api/v1/statuspage, which turns the components you give a URL into a live agentcheck status page checked by agentcheck itself, with no signup; the answer carries that request's body. Same read as /statuspage/preview: only public addresses, 5-second timeout, 512 KB cap. Private pages cannot be read. No API key needed.