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Available now These pages record what exists, exactly, with the limit that applies to each one. They are deliberately narrow: an interface appears here only when something is implemented and tested, and the boundary is stated beside the capability rather than below it.

The reference pages

What a reference page will not do

A reference page states a contract and its limit. It does not present a request example as runnable unless an end-to-end test executes that exact request against a supported public environment, and no such environment is published. It does not give installation instructions for a package that has no release. Where an example is missing, the page says why. Documentation, type definitions, and mock examples are useful evidence. They do not replace a test against a released package or service.

Next step

Open Integrations and public interfaces for the complete list of what exists, then Plan an integration for the evidence to demand before you depend on any of it.
OutcomeGo straight to the interface you care about and read its boundary before its capability.
AvailabilityAvailable now
AudienceSoftware engineers, Data engineers, Security and platform teams, AI agents
PrerequisitesRead Product status
Last verified2026-08-23