AI API status
Is the AI API reachable right now, or is it you?
Each page below probes one provider’s API host from NetOkay’s edge and explains that provider’s streaming protocol, error codes and long‑pause behaviour, so you can tell an incident from a problem on your own path.
In short: a probe is one keyless request from a Cloudflare location, refreshed at most once a minute and never stored. It is not an uptime monitor and it does not travel your network. When the host answers here but your app fails, run the browser checks on the homepage.
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api.openai.com
OpenAI API
A live probe of api.openai.com from NetOkay’s edge, and the checks that separate an OpenAI outage from your own network.
Probe OpenAI →api.anthropic.com
Anthropic API
A live probe of api.anthropic.com from NetOkay’s edge, and how to tell a Claude API incident from an idle timeout on your own path.
Probe Anthropic →generativelanguage.googleapis.com
Google Gemini API
A live probe of generativelanguage.googleapis.com from NetOkay’s edge, and how Gemini streaming differs from the OpenAI-style SSE most clients expect.
Probe Gemini →api.groq.com
Groq API
A live probe of api.groq.com from NetOkay’s edge, and why a fast provider makes your own network’s behaviour easier to spot.
Probe Groq →api.mistral.ai
Mistral API
A live probe of api.mistral.ai from NetOkay’s edge, and the checks that separate a Mistral incident from a problem between you and the EU.
Probe Mistral →api.deepseek.com
DeepSeek API
A live probe of api.deepseek.com from NetOkay’s edge, and why DeepSeek’s reasoning models are the most common way to discover an idle timeout on your own path.
Probe DeepSeek →openrouter.ai
OpenRouter API
A live probe of openrouter.ai from NetOkay’s edge, and how to tell an OpenRouter problem from an upstream model provider or your own network.
Probe OpenRouter →api.together.xyz
Together AI API
A live probe of api.together.xyz from NetOkay’s edge, and why a model that has not been used recently can look like a network problem.
Probe Together AI →