generated: '2026-09-03'
method: searched
source: https://docs.savee.com/api/versioning
versioning:
  scheme: path
  current: v1
  policy: >-
    The version lives in the path; a /v2/ would be a separate surface served alongside /v1/
    rather than replacing it. Within v1: fields are never removed or retyped, error.code
    values are contract, ids are stable across renames, and paths/methods never move. Additive
    change is allowed without notice: new fields, new endpoints, cursor encoding, error
    message wording, in-page ordering, and rate-limit values (raised before lowered, with the
    current values always in the response headers).
  client_guidance: >-
    Parse permissively, treat cursors as opaque, read limits from headers, and point code
    generators at the live /v1/openapi.json (generated from the same schemas that serialize
    responses, so it cannot drift).
deprecation:
  policy_published: false
  sunset_headers: false
  note: >-
    No deprecation policy, Deprecation/Sunset (RFC 8594) headers, or dated deprecation
    process is published — v1 is the first and only version and nothing has been deprecated.
    The versioning page's stability guarantees are the nearest thing to one.
deprecated_operations: []
status_page:
  published: false
  note: >-
    No status page found. status.savee.com answers 200 but serves the savee.com SPA shell
    (soft-404), and savee.com/status is not linked anywhere in the docs. Probed 2026-09-03.
sla:
  published: false
changelog:
  published: false
  note: >-
    No developer changelog found: docs.savee.com/changelog returns a real 404 and
    savee.com/changelog serves the SPA shell. Spec currency is handled by pointing clients at
    the live OpenAPI instead.
observed_changes:
- date: '2026-09-03'
  note: >-
    Between the 2026-08-26 harvest and 2026-09-03, the live OpenAPI gained GET
    /v1/saves/{saveID} (single-save lookup by id or short_id, with a new SaveResponse schema)
    and /v1/boards/{boardID}* began accepting the board short_id as well as the id — additive,
    consistent with the published policy.