generated: '2026-09-02' method: probed source: DNS and HTTP probes of Amphenol hosts and candidate status/changelog subdomains provider: Amphenol providerId: amphenol description: >- Amphenol operates two live API surfaces and publishes no lifecycle commitments for either. There is no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no Sunset or Deprecation header, no SLA, no status page and no changelog. Recorded as an honest absence, probe by probe. versioning: policy_published: false scheme: path detail: >- Both surfaces carry a version segment in the WordPress REST namespace path (/wp-json/parts-direct-search/v1/). That is a namespace convention, not a versioning commitment — nothing states what changes would force a v2, how long v1 survives, or whether breaking changes can land inside v1. current: - api: parts-direct-search version: v1 deprecation: policy_published: false rfc8594: false detail: >- No Deprecation or Sunset response header was returned on any 200 observed. No deprecation page exists. No operation is marked deprecated anywhere, because there is no contract in which to mark one. deprecated_operations: [] status_page: published: false detail: >- status.amphenol.com does not resolve (NXDOMAIN). No Statuspage, Atlassian, Instatus or Better Uptime property was found for any Amphenol domain, and no status link appears in the three published llms.txt files. evidence: - host: status.amphenol.com dns: NXDOMAIN sla: published: false detail: >- No uptime or latency commitment is published for either surface. plans/ records that distributor exchange terms are bilateral, which is where an availability commitment would live if one existed. changelog: published: false detail: >- No dated changelog, release-notes page or version history was found for either API surface. The company publishes a corporate newsroom, but it covers acquisitions and earnings, not interface changes. support: channels: - type: contact-form url: https://www.amphenol.com/contact note: general corporate contact; not a developer support channel developer_support: false detail: >- There is no developer support channel, no forum, no Slack or Discord, and no address to report a break in either API. A consumer of the Parts Direct Search endpoint has nowhere to file a regression. observations: - >- The Parts Direct Search endpoint returns X-Robots-Tag: noindex, which is the closest thing to a stated intent found anywhere: Amphenol does not want the endpoint indexed. It is not, however, access-controlled, rate-limited or documented as private. - >- The MCP resource is the newest surface and the only one carrying formal discovery metadata, yet it too has no version, no changelog and no deprecation commitment. checked: '2026-09-02' maintainers: - FN: API Evangelist email: info@apievangelist.com