Best answer
Any Nerve pipe can project safe public events to a status page at status.nerve.ink. Use this when the same alert stream should notify operators privately and show customers a simple public status view.
Alert-to-status flow
- CI/CD, uptime checks, cron, webhooks or server scripts send signals into a Nerve pipe.
- Nerve keeps signal bodies E2E encrypted for the mobile operator workflow.
- Safe public event titles and status states are projected to the public status page.
- Visitors see the current state; operators keep the private body, runbook notes and action context.
Good public titles
- API degraded
- Database maintenance in progress
- Workers delayed
- Checkout recovered
Keep out of public titles
- Customer names, emails or account IDs.
- Internal hostnames, IPs, tokens, logs or stack traces.
- Runbook commands, rollback URLs or private incident notes.
Example
printf 'API degraded\nhttps://internal-runbook.example/incidents/42\n' \
| nerve send --severity critical --title "API degraded"The title can appear publicly. The body remains encrypted for the operator.