Hyperping introduces a status banner that displays ongoing incidents and maintenance at the top of an app, help center, or documentation site using a single script tag. The banner hides automatically when everything is fine.
Hyperping adds Windows support to its monitoring agent, allowing it to run as a Windows service. A single PowerShell command installs the agent, and the host appears in the same Servers view as Linux machines, with the same charts and offline alerts.
Hyperping’s MCP server now offers 49 tools: 28 for reading and 21 for writing. Agents connected through Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another MCP client can manage monitors, publish status page incidents, and schedule maintenance.
Hyperping's MCP server provides six ways for users to connect Claude, Cursor, and Codex to their monitoring. The use cases span incident triage and response, on-call lookup, cross-region root-cause analysis, SLA reporting, monitor and status-page management, and deploy correlation workflows.
