12 monitored platforms
AI model and API lifecycle coverage
Browse the platform your stack actually calls, from direct model APIs to cloud catalogs and inference hosts. Every source link is first-party; a change publishes only when it states a concrete compatibility impact.
Sources checked · July 26, 2026
Model providers
Direct model APIs with dedicated lifecycle ledgers or official release-note monitoring.
OpenAI
2 verifiedAPI, model, endpoint, and parameter lifecycle changes.
OpenAI API · 2 official sources · 3 cited · next cutoff August 26, 2026 →Anthropic
3 verifiedClaude model retirements, API changes, and migration guidance.
Claude API · 4 official sources · 4 cited · next cutoff August 5, 2026 →Gemini API and Vertex AI model lifecycle changes.
Gemini API · Vertex AI · 4 official sources · 5 cited · next cutoff August 10, 2026 →Mistral
MonitoringMistral model retirements and breaking API updates.
Mistral API · 1 official source →Cohere
MonitoringCohere model and endpoint deprecations with replacements.
Cohere API · 1 official source →xAI
MonitoringGrok API releases, retirement notices, and migration guides.
xAI API · 1 official source →Sources checked · July 26, 2026
Cloud platforms
Hosted model catalogs whose availability, regions, and retirement clocks can differ from direct APIs.
Microsoft
MonitoringAzure-hosted model versions and regional retirement dates.
Azure AI Foundry · 1 official source →AWS
MonitoringBedrock foundation-model active, legacy, and end-of-life states.
Amazon Bedrock · 1 official source →Cloudflare
MonitoringWorkers AI model deprecations and breaking platform updates.
Workers AI · 1 official source →Sources checked · July 26, 2026
Inference platforms
Hosted inference services monitored for exact model removals, redirects, and replacements.
Groq
MonitoringGroqCloud model deprecations and shutdown migrations.
GroqCloud · 1 official source →Together AI
MonitoringTogether-hosted model removals, redirects, and replacements.
Together AI · 1 official source →Fireworks AI
MonitoringServerless model decommissions and platform API changes.
Fireworks AI · 1 official source →What qualifies for the registry
We track changes that can alter a working integration: model retirement, model shutdown, API sunset, request-parameter deprecation, and other provider-documented breaking behavior. Product announcements without a concrete compatibility impact are excluded.
Dedicated lifecycle ledgers are checked directly. Release-note-only platforms publish nothing unless the official entry explicitly names a retirement, deprecation, breaking behavior, or required migration. Coverage pages can therefore be active before a qualifying record exists.