generated: '2026-09-02'
method: searched
source: https://ironfang.uk/renderwolf/docs
docs:
  - https://ironfang.uk/renderwolf/docs
  - https://ironfang.uk/docs/mcp
  - https://api.ironfang.uk/renderwolf/v1/capabilities
versioning:
  style: URI path
  current: v1
  spec_version: '1.0.0'
  base_migration: >-
    api.ironfang.uk hosts every Ironfang product, so endpoints moved to a product-prefixed base
    (/renderwolf/v1/...). The legacy unprefixed /v1/ path remains supported for endpoints that
    previously shipped there; new endpoints appear only under the product base. Both are
    declared in the OpenAPI servers[], the second labelled "retained for existing clients".
  breaking_change_policy: >-
    Published for MCP only: tool names are a compatibility contract - names are added, and
    anything that changes semantics gets a new name. No equivalent statement is published for
    the REST API.
status_page:
  url: https://status.ironfang.uk
  http_status: 200
  provider: self-hosted, static
  cadence: Checks run every five minutes from an independent network.
  note: >-
    The page shell is served statically and fills in current status client-side; there is no
    published JSON status endpoint, no incident history feed and no RSS/Atom subscription.
deprecation:
  policy_published: false
  sunset_header: not published
  deprecation_header: not published
  rfc8594: false
  deprecated_items:
    - item: '`renders` field in the GET /v1/usage response'
      operation: getUsage
      replacement: '`credits`'
      status: deprecated
      removal: >-
        "will be removed after connector migrations are complete" - no date given.
      source: https://ironfang.uk/renderwolf/docs#usage
      note: >-
        Documented in prose only. The field is not marked `deprecated: true` in the OpenAPI, so
        no generated client or linter will surface it.
  deprecated_operations_in_spec: 0
  spec_scan: >-
    No `deprecated: true` appears anywhere in openapi/ironfang-openapi.yaml.
sla:
  published: false
  note: >-
    No uptime commitment, no support-response target and no service credits are published. Plans
    are self-service and cancel in one click; the terms of service is the only contractual document.
maturity:
  rest_api: generally available
  mcp_server: private beta
  auditwolf_mcp_tools: announced, not yet available
capability_feed:
  url: https://api.ironfang.uk/renderwolf/v1/capabilities
  operation: getCapabilities
  auth: none - answers anonymously
  http_status: 200
  file: renderwolf-capabilities.json
  updated: '2026-08-28'
  note: >-
    An unusual and genuinely useful artifact: a public, unauthenticated, dated endpoint that
    states per capability whether it is live, planned or NOT OFFERED, with a `since` date on
    each recent addition and a `gap_heading` naming what Ironfang deliberately does not do.
    It is the closest thing Renderwolf publishes to a changelog and a roadmap, and it names its
    own gaps rather than only its features.
  live_since_2026_08_28: [async_jobs, webhooks, storage_delivery, batches]
  planned: [request_history, sdks, capture_bundle]
  not_offered: [azure_gcs_delivery, proxies, browser_actions]
  staleness: >-
    The `sdks` capability is still "planned" although the TypeScript client, Python client and
    CLI all shipped 0.1.0 on 2026-09-01, and `request_history` is "planned" although
    GET /v1/requests (listRequests) is in the published contract. The feed lags the API.
changelog:
  dated_changelog_published: false
  probes:
    - url: https://ironfang.uk/changelog
      status: 404
    - url: https://ironfang.uk/renderwolf/changelog
      status: 404
  note: >-
    No dated release-notes page exists. The capability feed's `since` dates and the GitHub
    release tags on renderwolf-cli are the only version history Ironfang publishes.
result_retention:
  hosted_results: 24 hours after success, then removed
  signed_download_links: 15 minutes, reissued on every read
  policy_note: A collection window, not asset hosting - Ironfang states customers should store what they need.