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The A2Agent status page shows live availability and historical uptime for each provider channel so you can verify the service is healthy before debugging your integration. Checking status first saves time — a degraded upstream provider is often the root cause of unexpected errors or slow responses.

Status Page

Visit https://a2agent.me/status to see live, per-provider health information at any time. The page includes:
  • Real-time availability for each supported provider channel, including DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax, and Qwen.
  • Historical uptime metrics so you can assess the reliability of each channel over time.
All A2Agent platform channels target 99.9% uptime. Multi-account scheduling and automated health checks continuously route traffic away from degraded endpoints to maintain this target.

What to Do If a Provider Is Degraded

When the status page shows a provider as degraded or unavailable, take these steps:
1

Switch to a model from a different provider

Most Chinese frontier models reach comparable quality benchmarks, so a temporary swap rarely impacts your application’s output quality. For example, if DeepSeek is degraded, try a model from GLM or Kimi as a drop-in alternative.
2

Rely on A2Agent's automatic routing

A2Agent runs multi-account scheduling and real-time health checks in the background, actively routing around failures. In many cases, the platform will have already mitigated the issue before you notice it.
3

Monitor the status page for restoration updates

Keep an eye on https://a2agent.me/status and wait for the provider to return to a healthy state before switching back.
Models from different providers often produce similar results on standard tasks. If one provider channel is degraded, check the status page to identify which channels are healthy and update your model selection accordingly.

Contacting Support

If you experience an issue that isn’t explained by the status page, or if a degraded provider is affecting your production workload, reach out for help:
For urgent issues, post in the Discord community for the fastest response. Include your API key prefix (not the full key), the model name, and any error codes you are seeing so the team can investigate quickly.
If the status page shows all providers as healthy but you are still experiencing errors, the issue may be specific to your API key or account. In that case, email patchx2025@gmail.com with your key prefix and a description of the error.