A public status page is live at
status.mnemom.ai. It shows per-service operational state and uptime history. Incident communications go through the status page and, for Enterprise contract contacts, email.Availability
Mnemom publishes a rolling-30-day availability target of ≥ 99.9% (≈ 43 minutes of downtime budget per month) for each of five core scenarios, measured by independent synthetic probes against the live endpoints and reviewed regularly: platform availability (mnemom.ai and the core API), sign-up/login, agent claim, AI gateway inference, and trust/reputation reads. A sustained miss opens an incident automatically on the status page. See the full, current commitments at trust.mnemom.ai/slos. This is Mnemom’s standing public commitment, applying regardless of contract. Enterprise customers with an SLA exhibit in their MSA may have additional or different contractual terms and remedies; ask your account team for the current terms.Recovery objectives
Mnemom does not publish a standing RTO/RPO commitment for the self-service tier. Enterprise contracts that include recovery objectives negotiate them individually as part of the MSA.Incident communication
A sustained miss against any of the availability commitments above opens an incident on the status page automatically. Beyond that:- All customers are notified through the status page, which carries a live update log until the incident is mitigated, then a resolution note.
- Enterprise contract contacts additionally receive email to their designated contact, per the notification terms in their MSA.
How customers reach us
Responsible disclosure is acknowledged within 3 business days; reproduction is confirmed within 14 days; a fix or mitigation is targeted within 90 days of acknowledgment. See SECURITY.md for the full policy.
Status page
status.mnemom.ai is live and is the same signal the availability commitments above are measured against. It publishes current operational state, active incidents with a live update log, and uptime history.
See also
- Compliance posture — Regulatory status and shared-responsibility boundaries
- Safe House — the per-customer detection and enforcement pipeline
- Observability — Customer-side signals for detecting degradation early
- API reference overview — Error codes, rate limits, and timeouts
- trust.mnemom.ai/slos — The current, canonical SLO commitments