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Lifecycle status, dates, IDs, official replacements, and old/new prices come from deprecations.json. An item labelled “benchr editorial alternative” is judgment, not provider guidance.
Paste one model ID, a model name, or a configuration excerpt. The assistant finds exact lifecycle matches, keeps official guidance separate from benchr judgment, and gives you a checklist—not a false promise of a drop-in replacement.
Exact API IDs produce the safest match. A configuration excerpt can reveal more than one retiring dependency.
Status, dates, replacements, and prices are rendered directly from the current benchr lifecycle record.
Your analysis will appear here. Try a retired snapshot ID, a legacy model name, or a configuration excerpt.
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Lifecycle status, dates, IDs, official replacements, and old/new prices come from deprecations.json. An item labelled “benchr editorial alternative” is judgment, not provider guidance.
The assistant proposes text only when one old API ID matches and the official record supplies one unambiguous replacement ID. It changes the identifier—not the surrounding SDK or application contract.
Provider dates may differ across direct APIs, cloud marketplaces, regions, or account tiers. Confirm the linked source, test representative workloads, canary traffic, and keep a rollback path.
No. The assistant downloads benchr's public model and deprecation data, then analyzes your text inside the browser. It does not upload, save, or share the pasted configuration.
No. No match means only that the current benchr record did not match the text. Provider availability can vary by platform, region, and account, and a provider may change its lifecycle documentation. Check the linked official source.
No. The assistant changes only one exact model identifier when the record contains one unambiguous official replacement ID. You still need to review SDK parameters, context limits, tools, output formats, safety behavior, and application tests.
It compares the retiring and replacement input and output prices recorded in deprecations.json, per million tokens. If either price pair is incomplete, the assistant reports that the comparison is unavailable instead of assuming zero.