Status page deployed with hour-long charts and a Services section
Satsuma's status page, a public web page that shows whether its chain and the sites around it are working, was deployed to production from the satsuma-status repository. Its trend charts now open with the last hour of data. A new Services section runs minute-by-minute checks of four services, Public RPC, Explorer, satsuma.one and Engineering, and all four showed up.
After the deploy, the history feed behind the charts was 4 s old with a full hour of points, and the page logged no errors. The per-site strips had filled about 14 of their 60 minutes.
A change in satsuma-node, the repository for the chain's node software, was also merged while its Clippy check was red; its code was already running, so the merge brought the repository in line with it. The same Clippy failure has been on that repository's main line since an earlier change to its README and is unrelated to this work. A fix that clears stale cached files before Clippy runs is open and not merged, with its checks still running, so the main line stays red until it lands.
Still open from the plan: a status badge for the other sites and a social preview image. The work was done with Claude in Claude Code.
- Charts open with the last hour; Services section with minute-by-minute checksThe system
- Clearing stale cached files before Clippy runs to fix the red check on satsuma-node; the fix is open and not merged
- The satsuma-node change was merged despite the red Clippy check, because the same failure predates it and is unrelated
- The Clippy fix on satsuma-node is unmerged and its checks are still running
- The satsuma-node Clippy check stays red until the fix lands
- A status badge for the other sites and a social preview image remain from the plan