generated: '2026-08-26'
method: searched
source: >-
  Registry searches on 2026-08-26 across npm (registry.npmjs.org), PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io and
  the GitHub API, plus a read of every page linked from https://momatx.com/
package_count: 0
official_package_count: 0
packages: []
note: >-
  MOMA Therapeutics ships no client library in any language. There is nothing to record a version
  or a publish date against, so no entry carries version: null — there is no entry. This is an
  expected zero: the company publishes no API, so there is no API to wrap.
registries_searched:
- registry: npm
  query: momatx
  results: 0
  status: 200
- registry: npm
  query: moma-therapeutics
  results: 14
  status: 200
  finding: >-
    All fourteen are unrelated third-party packages (iobroker.moma, navio, dial-a-poem,
    nodebb-plugin-sso-patreon and similar). None is published by or references MOMA Therapeutics.
- registry: npm
  query: 'direct lookups: momatx, knomatic, @momatx/sdk'
  results: 0
  status: 404
- registry: pypi
  query: 'momatx, moma-therapeutics, knomatic'
  results: 0
  status: 404
- registry: rubygems
  query: momatx
  results: 0
  status: 404
- registry: crates.io
  query: momatx
  results: 0
  status: 404
source_code:
  github_org: https://github.com/momatx
  github_org_status: 200
  github_org_name: MOMA Therapeutics
  github_org_created: '2020-10-19'
  public_repos: 0
  finding: >-
    A GitHub organisation named "MOMA Therapeutics" exists at github.com/momatx and was created in
    October 2020, six months after the company launched. It has zero public repositories and no
    blog, email or location set on the profile, so ownership cannot be confirmed beyond an exact
    name match and a plausible date. No GitHubOrganization pointer is wired into apis.yml: an
    empty organisation whose ownership rests on a name match is not a developer surface, and
    pointing at it would credit MOMA Therapeutics with a public code presence it does not have.
consuming_this_api:
  detail: >-
    A caller who wants to consume the WordPress content API catalogued here uses a generic
    WordPress REST client rather than anything MOMA publishes. The derived OpenAPI documents in
    openapi/ are sufficient to generate one.