Commands
The status-data surface spans two command groups:Service catalog
Dependencies
services list
Browse the catalog. Cursor-paginated.services get
Get the full service profile: current status, components, recent incidents, uptime summary.services status
Lightweight live-status snapshot — current overall status, component statuses, and active incident count. Ideal for polling.services summary
Global status summary: counts of operational / degraded / down services across the entire catalog, with the list of currently affected services.services components
List a service’s components with current status. Use this to find component IDs for component-level dependencies.services categories
services uptime
View uptime history for a catalog service, or for a single component with--component.
Find component IDs with
devhelm services components <slug>.
services incidents
List vendor incidents, or show one incident in full. With a slug, lists that service’s incident history; without, lists incidents across all services. Add an incident ID after the slug to see the complete vendor timeline for a single incident.services maintenances
List scheduled maintenance windows announced by the vendor.devhelm data services status and devhelm data services uptime from earlier CLI versions keep working as aliases of services status and services uptime.dependencies list
List all services you’re tracking as dependencies.dependencies get
dependencies track
Add a service from the catalog as a dependency. Once tracked, DevHelm monitors its status and routes incidents through your notification policies.dependencies update
Change alert sensitivity for an existing dependency.dependencies delete
Stop tracking a service.Next steps
Status Data overview
Understanding the service catalog and dependency tracking.
Tracking dependencies guide
Step-by-step guide for adding third-party dependencies.