Grok status
xAI describes it as: No open incidents in the vendor's incident feed.
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Incidents
No incidents reported by the vendor at .
What this feed reports
The reading above comes from status.x.ai. What is relayed from that feed, and nothing else, is the overall indicator and the incidents still open at the moment shown in the stamp. The address is printed rather than described, because a status feed does not always live on the same domain as the app it reports on, and can belong to a different company.
A vendor status page reports the vendor's view of its own service. It is written by the team that runs the service, it is usually updated after engineers confirm a problem, and it is scoped to the components the vendor chooses to list.
It does not report the things most people mean when they say a service feels broken:
- Answers that arrive slowly but do arrive.
- A model that has changed behaviour after an update.
- A limit reached on your own plan or your own account.
- A regional network fault between you and the vendor.
Vendor pages: Grok · status page · pricing · plans and limits on this site