Every API you don't control, on one board.
Sunset watches the external providers your code integrates, not the packages in your lockfile. Below is what's supported today and what's coming, grouped by the kind of drift each one causes. The roadmap is demand-led — if a provider your client book depends on isn't near the top, that's a conversation, not a no.
Commerce
Storefront and admin APIs that version aggressively and force-sunset old endpoints.
- Shopify Admin API Live
- Shopify Storefront API Next
- BigCommerce Roadmap
- WooCommerce Roadmap
- Salesforce Commerce Cloud Roadmap
- Adobe Commerce Roadmap
Payments
Pinned API versions and deprecated parameters that silently change behaviour.
- Stripe Next
- PayPal Roadmap
- Adyen Roadmap
- Braintree Roadmap
- Square Roadmap
Ads & Marketing
Hard version sunsets several times a year, with renamed fields and enums.
- Google Ads API Next
- Meta Marketing API Next
- Microsoft Advertising Roadmap
- TikTok Marketing API Roadmap
- LinkedIn Marketing API Roadmap
Email & Messaging
Endpoint and payload changes that break delivery without a compile error.
- Twilio Roadmap
- SendGrid Roadmap
- Postmark Roadmap
- Mailgun Roadmap
AI & LLM
Fast-moving APIs where response shapes and model names shift between releases.
- OpenAI Roadmap
- Anthropic Roadmap
- Google Gemini Roadmap
- Azure OpenAI Roadmap
Cloud & Infra
SDK surface and service APIs that deprecate on long but unforgiving timelines.
- AWS SDK Roadmap
- Google Cloud Roadmap
- Cloudflare API Roadmap
Identity & Auth
Auth flows and token endpoints where a quiet change locks users out.
- Auth0 Roadmap
- Okta Roadmap
- Firebase Auth Roadmap
Don't see yours?
The engine is provider-agnostic: the hard part is the call-site detection and the tested migration, not the specific provider. Adding a new one is mostly encoding its deprecation schedule and migration patterns. If your portfolio leans on a provider that isn't listed, tell us which and how it's bitten you, and we'll weigh it into the order.