VigPulse

Status · Schema preview

What a status page would have to admit

This is the shape of a status page VigPulse would publish, with sample values in every field. It is not a health check and nothing on it is measured. A static site cannot report its own uptime, and pretending otherwise would be the exact failure this page exists to avoid.

PreviewThis describes a feature that is designed but not built. The figures shown are sample values used to illustrate the layout.
Page type
Schema preview
Live monitoring
None
Uptime published
None
Components described
6

Why this is a preview

A static page cannot honestly report status

This website is a static export. Every page is generated at build time and served as a file. It has no runtime, no monitoring, and no way to check whether anything is working — including itself. A status indicator here would be a picture of a green dot, not a measurement.

So instead of a fake dashboard, this page documents the schema: which components would be reported, what each state would mean, and what update semantics would apply. The values shown are samples.

Components

What would be reported

Note that most rows say Not public or Not built. That is the accurate answer, and a status page that could not say it would not be worth publishing.
Illustrative demoStatus — component schemaSample data
Components that would appear on a VigPulse status page, with their update semantics. Sample values, not measurements.
ComponentSample stateUpdate semanticsLast change
Public websiteOperationalRebuilt and redeployed manually. Content changes only when a new build ships.Sample value — at last deploy
Public paper ledgerOperationalUpdated when the experiment is exported and the site is rebuilt, not continuously.Sample value — at last export
Market data ingestionNot publicRuns privately for the experiment. No public feed exists and no uptime is published.Not applicable
Opportunity scoringNot publicRuns privately for the experiment. The public site shows illustrative demos only.Not applicable
AlertsNot builtRoadmap. No delivery channel exists.Not applicable
Data APINot builtPreview documentation only. No endpoint is reachable and no keys are issued.Not applicable

Schema preview with sample values. No component is monitored and no state shown here is measured.

States

What each state would mean

Definitions matter more than colours. A status word that is not defined is decoration.

Operational

The component behaves as documented. For a static site this means the last build deployed successfully.

Degraded

The component works but a documented guarantee is not being met — for example, data older than its stated refresh window.

Maintenance

A planned change is in progress and behaviour may differ from the documentation for a known period.

Not public

The component exists privately for the experiment but publishes nothing, so no health claim is made about it.

Not built

The component is described on this site as roadmap and does not exist in any form.

Freshness

The honest version of 'last updated'

Most status pages answer a question nobody asked. The question that matters for this site is how old the content is, and the answer is uncomfortable enough to be worth stating plainly.

Website content

Real

Changes only when a new build is deployed. Between deploys, every page is byte-identical. There is no background refresh of any kind.

The public ledger

Real

Updated when the experiment is exported and the site is rebuilt. The current published record covers 2026-08-21 to 2026-08-24 and contains 33 graded entries.

See the ledger →

Demo pages

Illustrative

Never update. Pulse, Opportunities, and the market board show a fixed snapshot of invented data that is identical on every visit, by design.

If a component ever does go degraded

The state that matters most is Degraded, because it is the one a dishonest status page never uses. For this site it would mean published data is older than its stated refresh window — for example, a ledger that has not been re-exported after new entries were graded. That is worth saying out loud rather than leaving a green dot in place.