Status: OperationalPublic beta health page

Reliability supports better product changes

This page supports the main Hullahoop loop. Start with real user behavior, turn it into the next change, then use a rollout with health checks to validate it.

Methodology updated: February 27, 2026 at 10:30 AM UTCScope: Platform-wide metricsExample data shown below

Example health snapshot

Illustrative sample metrics. Per-project live metrics are in beta.

Rolling 30-day uptime

99.95%

Median recovery time (MTTR, 30d)

4m 12s

Rollouts with rollback path prepared

100%

Largest spike absorbed (30d)

12.4x baseline traffic

Who approves what: Approval mode vs Auto

Approval mode and Auto mode exist to support rollout decisions once a change is ready. They are not the main value prop.

ActionModeHow it works
Connect a repository and grant permissionsApproval modeYou explicitly choose the repo scope in GitHub.
Approve Patcho recommendationsApproval modePatch proposals are reviewed before merge.
Roll out approved changes in stepsAutoApproved changes can be validated and rolled out gradually based on risk.
Trigger recovery actions from production signalsAutoHealth checks, runtime telemetry, and policy rules trigger rollback or patch workflows.

Example trigger log and recovery actions

Sample format
DateSeverityImpactRecovery timeRoot causeFollow-up
February 18, 2026P2Elevated latency in one region6 minutesDatabase connection pool saturationAdded concurrency guard and pool alerting threshold
February 6, 2026P2Delayed change-processing queue for a subset of projects9 minutesWorker contention during dependency install burstIntroduced per-queue backpressure controls

Project health FAQ

Common questions about the systems that support behavior-led changes.

How does this support the main Hullahoop value prop?

Hullahoop starts with real user behavior and turns it into the right changes for your app. Reliability systems support that loop by helping you stage, validate, and watch each rollout after it starts.

What inputs does Patcho use to decide actions?

Patcho uses behavior signals, runtime telemetry, code and release events, and user-provided context to suggest the clearest next change.

Does Patcho always need human approval?

No. You can run in Approval mode or policy-driven Auto mode, depending on risk level and your operating preference.

Signals, methodology, and limits

Uptime: share of successful request handling over a rolling 30-day window.

Recovery time: incident detection to confirmed healthy state.

Trigger signal: user input, health-check degradation, release failure, or runtime anomaly that starts a recovery workflow.

Role in the product: these systems support rollout planning and validation after Hullahoop has surfaced a change worth making.

Current limitation: this page shows example data and platform-wide summaries during beta.

Status and support

Status updates: hullahoop.ai/reliability

General enquiries: contact@hullahoop.ai

Incident support: support@hullahoop.ai

Security disclosure: security@hullahoop.ai