Status / Atrisa
Live status · AI Agents for Analog Circuit Design · checked every 5 minutes
Is Atrisa down?
Last check from Washington, D.C. The official status page says: Atrisa has no public status JSON feed we can read, so our state comes from our own checks..
Failing for you while it is up here? Check whether it is you. Down? What to do now.
What works right now
- ●UpWebsiteYes: Atrisa answers a plain request.
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Failing for you? Check whether it is you
Is it you?
If our checks are green, try another network or a fresh session; a 401 or 403 usually means a key or login problem, not an outage.
What to do while Atrisa is down
When Atrisa is down, AI Agents for Analog Circuit Design may be slow or unavailable. Our probes check it every 5 minutes from Vercel iad1 (US East).
Check the official page
Atrisa posts incidents and news on its own site: atrisa.ai.
Retry with backoff
Short blips usually clear within a few minutes; retry with exponential backoff instead of a tight loop.
Last 24 hours
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Incident timeline
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Official status
The official page: https://atrisa.ai/.
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[](https://tensorust.com/status/atrisa/)How we check Atrisa
Every 5 minutes, from Washington, D.C., with no API key. A failed check is retried once after 2 seconds before it counts; Atrisa is down when every critical check fails, and degraded when some do or the official page reports a problem.
https://atrisa.ai/: Atrisa website answering.
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