generated: '2026-08-07' method: derived source: >- A search of www.bioaegistherapeutics.com for versioning, deprecation, SLA, changelog and status pages, plus live response headers from https://www.bioaegistherapeutics.com/wp-json/ on 2026-08-07. api: bioaegis-therapeutics-content-api summary: >- BioAegis Therapeutics publishes no API lifecycle commitments of any kind. It does not present this surface as an API, so there is no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no SLA, no status page and no changelog for it. What follows is what an integrator can actually observe. versioning: scheme: namespace-in-path current: wp/v2 owner: WordPress core, not BioAegis Therapeutics policy_published: false detail: >- The only version identifier is the WordPress core namespace. BioAegis does not version this surface; its shape changes when WordPress or one of its plugins is upgraded, without notice. Seventeen namespaces are registered — oembed/1.0, redirection/v1, yoast/v1, elementor-one/v1, duplicate-post/v1, elementor/v1, elementor-pro/v1, monsterinsights/v1, astra/v1, elementor/v1/documents, elementor-ai/v1, elementor/v1/feedback, nps-survey/v1, wp/v2, wp-site-health/v1, wp-block-editor/v1 and wp-abilities/v1 — and thirteen of the seventeen are plugin- or theme-owned, so they will appear and disappear with plugin changes. stability_risk: >- Highest for the plugin namespaces. The `yoast/v1/get_head` operation catalogued here — the only source of the site's schema.org graph over the API — exists solely because Yoast SEO is installed and would vanish if the plugin were removed or replaced. The core `wp/v2` collections (posts, pages, media, categories, types, taxonomies, statuses, search) and `oembed/1.0/embed` are the stable half of the surface. deprecation: policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false detail: >- No Sunset or Deprecation header was observed on any response, and no deprecation notice is published anywhere on the site. Nothing in the OpenAPI carries `deprecated: true`. deprecated_operations: [] sla: published: false uptime_target: null support_channel: https://www.bioaegistherapeutics.com/contact-us/ support_note: >- The contact page carries a web form plus two named human contacts — media (clagana@bioaegistx.com) and investor relations (scordovano@bioaegistx.com). Neither is a technical support channel and neither is offered for this surface. status_page: published: false probes: - url: https://status.bioaegistherapeutics.com/ status: DNS_NXDOMAIN - url: https://www.bioaegistherapeutics.com/status status: 404 detail: >- No status page exists. No StatusPage pointer is emitted in apis.yml, because none is earned. changelog: published: false api_changelog: false detail: >- There is no API changelog. The company does publish a dated corporate news stream — 94 press releases under category 11, most recently the April 2026 Prenosis collaboration announcement — reachable at /wp/v2/posts?categories=11 and via the RSS feed at /feed/. That is company news, not API change history, and no ChangeLog pointer is emitted for it. observable_change_signals: - signal: object `modified` / `modified_gmt` fields detail: >- Every post, page and media item carries a modification timestamp. Polling /wp/v2/posts?_fields=id,modified&orderby=modified&order=desc&per_page=1 is the only reliable way to detect content change, since no ETag, Last-Modified or Cache-Control header is served. - signal: /sitemap_index.xml lastmod detail: >- The Yoast sitemap index carries per-child lastmod values (post-sitemap 2026-04-21, page-sitemap 2026-05-15, category-sitemap 2026-04-21, author-sitemap 2025-11-19). Cheaper to poll than the API for a coarse "has anything changed" check. - signal: /wp-json/ route table detail: >- The route index is the only way to detect that the CONTRACT changed. A consumer depending on a plugin namespace should diff the 308-route table rather than assume stability. observed_at: '2026-08-07'