generated: '2026-08-08'
method: searched
source: >-
  Public package-registry searches plus a GitHub organization search, 2026-08-08. Also checked
  the whole boundlessbio.com surface for an SDK, client-library or download page.
note: >-
  Boundless Bio ships no client library, no SDK and no CLI — it publishes no product API to
  wrap, and it runs no developer program. There is also no GitHub organization: github.com/
  boundlessbio, github.com/boundless-bio and github.com/BoundlessBio all return 404, so unlike
  many clinical-stage biotechs Boundless Bio publishes no first-party research code either. Its
  scientific output is distributed as journal papers and conference posters (linked from
  https://boundlessbio.com/publications/ and served as PDFs out of the WordPress media library),
  not as software. Absence is the finding here; nothing was authored to fill the gap, and NO
  SDKs pointer is wired in apis.yml because there is no SDK to point at.
sdk_count: 0
api_clients: 0
packages: []
github_organization:
  exists: false
  probed:
  - {url: 'https://api.github.com/orgs/boundlessbio', status: 404}
  - {url: 'https://api.github.com/orgs/boundless-bio', status: 404}
  - {url: 'https://api.github.com/orgs/BoundlessBio', status: 404}
  note: No GitHubOrganization pointer wired — the organization does not exist.
registries_probed:
- {registry: npm, query: boundlessbio / boundless-bio, result: no first-party package}
- {registry: pypi, query: boundlessbio, result: 404}
- {registry: pypi, query: boundless-bio, result: 404}
- {registry: rubygems, query: boundlessbio, result: 404}
- {registry: crates.io, query: boundlessbio, result: no crate}
- {registry: packagist, query: boundlessbio, result: no package}
- {registry: nuget, query: boundlessbio, result: 0 hits}
- {registry: maven-central, query: boundlessbio, result: no artifact}
- {registry: pkg.go.dev, query: boundlessbio, result: no module}
adjacent_software:
  note: >-
    Boundless Bio does describe proprietary software in its own materials — ECHO, an algorithm
    that detects ecDNA from routine clinical next-generation sequencing data, which the company
    calls the first ecDNA diagnostic used in clinical trials, and the Spyglass discovery
    platform. Neither is distributed, downloadable, licensable through any public channel, or
    reachable over an API. They are recorded here as context only, and are deliberately NOT
    listed as packages.