# AIWire

> AIWire (aiwire.dev) tracks what changes in the AI model APIs developers build on: shutdown dates and replacements, prices and price history, features and limits, model aliases, cloud-platform retirement dates and free tiers. Everything is read daily from each company's own documentation, and every fact links to the page it came from.

Companies tracked: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Meta, DeepSeek, Mistral, Moonshot AI, Z.ai, Qwen, NVIDIA. Cloud platforms: Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud Vertex AI, Microsoft Foundry, Groq.

Dates in the data are UTC. Pages show times in US Eastern (ET). Shutdown countdowns run to 00:00 UTC on the shutdown date. A model's official status comes from its company; cloud-platform dates are shown beside it and never change it.

## Pages

- [Wire](https://aiwire.dev/): developer news and detected changes, newest first
- [Models](https://aiwire.dev/models): release dates, shutdown dates and standard input and output prices for every model, newest first; `/models/<company>` for one company
- Model pages, `https://aiwire.dev/models/<company>/<api-id>`: "Is <model> deprecated?", with status, shutdown date and countdown, replacement, prices and price history, features and limits, aliases, cloud-platform dates, free tier, changelog and benchmark scores (company-reported, Arena, Epoch AI)
- [Shutdowns](https://aiwire.dev/shutdowns): deprecated models due to shut down, soonest first
- [Amazon Bedrock retirements](https://aiwire.dev/shutdowns/amazon-bedrock): model retirement dates on Amazon Bedrock
- [Google Cloud Vertex AI retirements](https://aiwire.dev/shutdowns/google-vertex): model retirement dates on Google Cloud Vertex AI
- [Microsoft Foundry retirements](https://aiwire.dev/shutdowns/microsoft-foundry): model retirement dates on Microsoft Foundry
- [Groq retirements](https://aiwire.dev/shutdowns/groq): model retirement dates on Groq
- [Free models](https://aiwire.dev/free): which models can be used for free, on what terms, and since when
- [Features](https://aiwire.dev/features): which models support structured outputs, function calling, prompt caching, batch and more, and their context and output limits; one page per feature: `/features/structured-outputs`, `/features/function-calling`, `/features/prompt-caching`, `/features/batch`, `/features/image-input`, `/features/pdf-input`, `/features/reasoning`, `/features/fine-tuning`, `/features/web-search`, `/features/temperature`, `/features/top-p`, `/features/logprobs`, `/features/context-window`, `/features/max-output`
- [Aliases](https://aiwire.dev/aliases): which snapshot each model alias points to today, and when it last moved
- [Migration guides](https://aiwire.dev/migrate): what changes when moving from a model to its replacement (price, limits, parameters, free tier), at `/migrate/<company>/<from-id>/<to-id>`
- [News](https://aiwire.dev/news): every item on the news wire, newest first
- [My Stack](https://aiwire.dev/stack): pick the models, SDKs and frameworks you use; the site marks them on every page and shows this week's changes for them
- [AIWire Monday](https://aiwire.dev/newsletter): one email a week of shutdowns, price moves, new models and top stories, and past issues
- [How AIWire sources its data](https://aiwire.dev/about): sources, checks and what the date labels mean

## Feeds

- [RSS](https://aiwire.dev/feed.xml)
- [Sitemap](https://aiwire.dev/sitemap.xml)

## Licence

The data AIWire collects (shutdown dates, replacements, prices, features, limits, aliases, cloud-platform dates and free tiers) is licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Reuse it with credit to AIWire and a link to https://aiwire.dev. News headlines and the articles they link to belong to their publishers. Benchmark scores from Arena (CC BY 4.0) and Epoch AI (Creative Commons Attribution) are their data, credited on each page and not covered by AIWire's licence; scores a company reports are quoted from its own post, which each score links to.