> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://evalgate.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Check feature status

> See what is Beta, Experimental, or generally available.

# Check feature status

EvalGate is a controlled beta. Not every surface is generally available, and a
route or screen by itself does not make a feature safe to depend on. The
authoritative inventory is the [Feature status](/docs/platform/feature-status) page.

## Status definitions

| Status           | What it means                                                                          |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Shipped**      | Supported for general production use                                                   |
| **Beta**         | Available to controlled customers; some acceptance, parity, or scale gates still open  |
| **Experimental** | Changeable interface or incomplete workflow — do not build a critical dependency on it |
| **Planned**      | Direction only — not available, and not presented as shipped                           |

## How to use the inventory

1. Before you depend on a surface in production, check its row in the
   [Feature status](/docs/platform/feature-status) table.
2. Read the matching [current-behavior manual](/docs/platform/feature-manuals) for
   permissions, limits, failure behavior, and troubleshooting.
3. If documentation and runtime behavior disagree, treat the **more
   restrictive** behavior as authoritative and
   [report the mismatch](https://github.com/evalgate/ai-evaluation-platform/issues).

## What "no dedicated client" means

Some rows say "No dedicated client." That means the TypeScript SDK, Python SDK, or
CLI does not yet expose a complete high-level workflow for that surface. It is
**not** an invitation to depend on undocumented web-app requests. Use the
[API reference](/docs/api/overview) and the typed REST contract instead.

## Up next

You have seen the whole help center. Go back to the
[How to use EvalGate](../reference) landing page to pick a new topic.