generated: '2026-09-04' method: probed source: >- probes of https://www.bxp.com, https://status.bxp.com, https://bxp.statuspage.io and https://www.bxp.com/wp-json/ (2026-09-04) subject: BXP WordPress REST API (https://www.bxp.com/wp-json) versioning: policy_published: false scheme: namespace-in-path current_version: wp/v2 detail: >- Version is carried in the URL namespace. It is set by the WordPress release running on the site, not by a BXP versioning policy — BXP publishes none. deprecation: policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false deprecated_operations: [] detail: >- No Deprecation or Sunset header appeared on any observed response, and no deprecation policy exists on bxp.com. No operation in the route index is flagged deprecated. status_page: published: false url: null probes: - url: https://status.bxp.com status: null result: NXDOMAIN - url: https://bxp.statuspage.io status: 200 result: >- Not a status page — redirects to https://www.atlassian.com/software/statuspage, Atlassian's own marketing site, which is what Statuspage serves for a subdomain that does not exist. - url: https://www.bxp.com/status status: 404 result: WordPress 404 page sla: published: false detail: No service-level agreement is published for this surface; it is the corporate website's CMS API. support: channel: https://www.bxp.com/contact detail: >- General corporate contact form only. There is no developer support channel, no forum, and no published contact for the API surface. change_log: published: false detail: >- No API changelog. BXP publishes a dated news archive at https://www.bxp.com/news (126 entries in the news sitemap, RSS at https://www.bxp.com/news/feed/) but it is corporate news, not a record of interface change. stability_assessment: note: >- The interface is stock WordPress core, so its shape is stable in the sense that upstream governs it — but BXP makes no commitment about it, could disable REST access at any time, and the site's own responses carry x-robots-tag: noindex. Treat as an undeclared surface, not a supported product.