generated: '2026-08-29' method: probed source: >- publicApiVersions query on https://supergoop.com/api/2026-07/graphql.json ; https://supergoop.com/.well-known/ucp ; x-shopify-ucp-mcp-api-version header description: >- Supergoop! publishes no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no SLA and no status page of its own. Both of its machine surfaces are nevertheless explicitly versioned and the version inventory is machine-readable, so the lifecycle facts below were probed rather than searched. versioning: storefront_graphql: scheme: date-based calendar versioning in the URL path current: '2026-07' discovery_query: 'POST /api/2026-07/graphql.json { publicApiVersions { handle displayName supported } }' probed: '2026-08-29' versions: - {handle: '2025-10', supported: true} - {handle: '2026-01', supported: true} - {handle: '2026-04', supported: true} - {handle: '2026-07', supported: true, latest: true} - {handle: '2026-10', supported: false, note: release candidate} - {handle: unstable, supported: false} ucp_mcp: scheme: dated protocol versions, negotiated per request current: '2026-08-25' supported: ['2026-08-25', '2026-04-08', '2026-01-23'] discovery: https://supergoop.com/.well-known/ucp response_header: x-shopify-ucp-mcp-api-version deprecation: policy_published: false policy_url: null sunset_header: not observed deprecation_header: not observed signals: - >- Storefront GraphQL marks retired versions with supported:false in publicApiVersions, which is a machine-readable end-of-support signal even though no dated policy accompanies it. - >- The live SDL carries @deprecated on individual fields, so field-level deprecation is discoverable by introspection. - >- The UCP profile lists three concurrently supported protocol versions with no stated retirement dates. note: >- All of this is platform behaviour inherited from Shopify. Supergoop! itself states nothing about deprecation, so no Deprecation pointer is emitted. status_page: published: false url: null note: >- Supergoop! operates no status page. The underlying platform's status page is Shopify's property, not Supergoop!'s, so it is not recorded as a provider artifact. sla: published: false note: >- No SLA, uptime commitment or support-response commitment is published for any machine surface. The only published time commitments are commercial: exchanges ship within 24 hours of selection, returns accepted within 30 days of purchase (https://supergoop.com/policies/refund-policy). changelog: published: false note: >- No dated changelog exists for the storefront, the GraphQL surface or the MCP surface on supergoop.com. deprecated_operations: []