global-speed-checker
Global Speed Checker
Check HTTP endpoint performance from 28 regions worldwide.
When to Use
- "check the speed of https://openstatus.dev"
- "test https://openstatus.dev globally"
- "how fast is my API from different regions"
Workflow
1. Parse Request
Extract from user's message:
- URL (required)
- Method (optional, default: GET)
- Headers (optional)
- Body (optional)
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