Pulse v1.1 — 10/10 Validation
AI observability and decision support for critical systems.
This page documents the production validation baseline for Pulse v1.1: core health, challenge flows, Log Copilot, simulation, memory fallback, and public-safe telemetry — without exposing secrets.
Validation summary
Core Health
Healthy
Providers
6/6 Up
Challenge Pulse
Active
Log Copilot
Active
Simulation Engine
Active
Memory Fallback
Active
Security
No raw secret leakage detected
Summaries reflect the validated production milestone; live provider status is fetched below from /api/pulse/core/health.
Live core health
Live system health
Public summary from Pulse core health (no keys or secrets shown).
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What Pulse proved
- Live core health probes across six Pulse providers with rollup logic that avoids false “all down” states.
- Challenge Pulse rejects dangerous grid proposals instead of accepting silent failure modes.
- Log Copilot returns structured JSON summaries for operational logs without leaking secrets.
- Brain simulation accepts legacy and modern schemas so scenario replay stays compatible.
- Memory recall surfaces explicit degraded / fallback signals when embeddings or vectors are unavailable.
- Stock search honors both `q` and `query` aliases for downstream integrations.
- Health and provider payloads redact raw secrets — validated via production security review.
Validated fix timeline
- 01Missing challenge route fixed
- 02Missing log-copilot route fixed
- 03HTML 404 JSON parse error fixed
- 04Mission Control Log Copilot fixed
- 05Autonomy chip mismatch fixed
- 06Simulation schema mismatch fixed
- 07Stock search query alias fixed
- 08Qdrant fallback dimension fixed
- 09Core health provider probes fixed
- 10Overpass traffic-lights query fixed
Next steps
Supplementary: synthetic briefing endpoints (optional)
Legacy public feeds power narrative demos and may fall back to synthetic data. They do not replace Pulse core health validation above.