generated: '2026-08-12' method: searched source: >- https://status.superscale.ai/, https://docs.superscale.ai/changelog, https://docs.superscale.ai/billing/plans, live protocol introspection supersedes: >- The 2026-07-21 pass recorded "no public API surface". That is no longer true — an OAuth-gated MCP server is live at mcp.superscale.ai and an anonymous documentation MCP server, an A2A agent card and an Agent Skill are served from docs.superscale.ai. status_page: https://status.superscale.ai/ status_page_status: 200 changelog: https://docs.superscale.ai/changelog versioning: scheme: protocol-version current: null detail: >- Superscale defines no product API version. Versioning is inherited from the protocols it implements: MCP protocolVersion 2025-06-18 (docs server), A2A protocolVersion 0.3 with card version 1.0.0, Agent Skills discovery schema 0.2.0, skill metadata version "1.0". There is no URI-path, header or date-based API version to pin, and no documented policy for changing any of these. docs: null deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: false detail: >- No deprecation or sunset policy is published, and no RFC 8594 Sunset or Deprecation header was observed. Integration retirements are announced only as prose in the changelog. Not emitting a Deprecation pointer. sla: url: null uptime_target: null detail: >- No public SLA. The plans page states SLAs are among the terms "set with the team" for Enterprise contracts, so any SLA is contractual and unpublished. support: email: support@superscale.ai general: hi@superscale.ai in_product: live chat (shipped 2026-04-30) enterprise_demo: https://cal.com/team/superscale/enterprise deprecated_operations: [] maturity: surface: mcp stage: shipped-gated detail: >- The product MCP server is live and entitled from the Pro plan upward per the 2026-07-23 changelog, but the docs page that describes it still reads "coming soon" and directs readers to request early access. The REST API half of "Superscale for Agents" has genuinely not shipped. first_dated_evidence: '2026-07-23' roadmap: url: null published_intent: - {item: Superscale REST API, status: announced, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/superscale-for-agents'} - {item: Reddit Ads integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/reddit-ads'} - {item: X Ads integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/x-ads'} - {item: LinkedIn Ads integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/linkedin-ads'} - {item: Klaviyo integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/klaviyo'} - {item: HubSpot integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/hubspot'} - {item: Notion integration, status: planned, source: 'https://docs.superscale.ai/integrations/notion'} detail: >- No roadmap page exists; the items above are individual "coming soon" or "planned" statements on their own docs pages. Not emitting a Roadmap pointer — a set of planned-integration stubs is not a published roadmap. notes: >- Operational transparency is genuinely good for a company this young: a live status page, a well-maintained dated changelog that even names the underlying models, and an in-product support channel. What is missing is everything that makes a surface safe to build against over time — no versioning policy, no deprecation policy, no public SLA, and a security.txt that expired on 2026-08-08.