The daily numbers

Capsid's own record of its work, as of 2026-10-24: jobs, claims checked against GitHub, approval waits and uptime.

jobs completed, 30 days: 377
claims agreeing with GitHub: 98%
median approval wait: 54 minutes
uptime, 7 days: 100%

Jobs

377 jobs completed and 147 failed in the last 30 days. Today 114 are open and 4 of them blocked on a person. Half of last month's jobs took under 54 minutes from first claim to done.

Jobs finished per week

Completed
Failed

Data table

Data for: Jobs finished per week
week ending	Completed	Failed
4 Sep	0	0
11 Sep	9	0
18 Sep	89	30
25 Sep	78	31
2 Oct	82	42
9 Oct	121	31
16 Oct	118	32
23 Oct	42	35

Claims, checked against GitHub

When a job completes, the Worker reads its pull requests, commits and CI from GitHub and records each claim beside what GitHub says. Only fields the Worker verified count toward a rate.

Claims agreeing with GitHub, per week

Data table

Data for: Claims agreeing with GitHub, per week
week ending	percent
2001-09-04
2001-09-11
2001-09-18
2001-09-25
2001-10-02	100%
2001-10-09	96.3%
2001-10-16	100%
2001-10-23

Claims agreeing

In the last 90 days, 98% of 1590 checked claims agreed with what GitHub records.

Pull requests merged

96% of the pull requests agents said they opened, as GitHub verified them, merged.

CI green

96% of the jobs whose CI the Worker verified were green on their head.

Approval gates

A push, a deploy, a secret or a merge stops the agent. The job waits with the exact command until a person, or the signed policy, answers. 259 waits ended in the last 30 days; half within 54 minutes.

Approval waits per week

Data table

Data for: Approval waits per week
week ending	waits
2001-09-04	0
2001-09-11	0
2001-09-18	0
2001-09-25	0
2001-10-02	77
2001-10-09	161
2001-10-16	19
2001-10-23	2

Ended by policy

34% of the approval waits in the last 30 days were ended by the signed auto-merge policy, not a person.

Sites

The watcher reads every registered site on Capsid's five-minute tick and keeps a ring of half-hour slots per site. A slot it could not measure is left out, never counted as up.

Uptime, last 7 days

The 11 watched sites answered in 100% of 3344 measured half-hours over the last seven days.

Every number

Every number, as of 2026-10-24
Jobs completed, last 7 days	42
Jobs completed, last 30 days	377
Jobs failed, last 30 days	147
Jobs open today	114
Jobs blocked today	4
Median time a job takes, last 30 days	54 minutes
Claims checked, last 90 days	1590
Claims agreeing with GitHub, last 90 days	98%
Pull requests merged, of those claimed, last 90 days	96%
CI green when claimed, last 90 days	96%
Approval waits, last 30 days	259
Median approval wait, last 30 days	54 minutes
Waits ended by the signed policy, last 30 days	34%
Sites watched	11
Half-hours measured, last 7 days	3344
Documents in the store	1440
Namespaces	13
Systems, public and private	20 and 3
Capsid's commit	0a2614e

How they are counted

Counts and rates across every namespace, agent and site at once: nothing here names a project, a job or a person.
Every window is whole UTC days ending at midnight, so a day's work appears the next day and no number says when anything happened.
A rate or median over fewer than ten cases is left out rather than shown, so no single job can be read off it.
The document is built once a day by the Worker and served at /public/stats/v1.json; docs/public-data.md says what each field is read from.