Aether StaticOpen JSONLive asset catalog.
This catalog describes the files that power aetherstatic.com. Every row resolves to a public resource and records release ownership, cache intent, size, and a shortened SHA-256 reference.
One release, three useful formats.
The HTML table supports human review, the JSON endpoint supports build checks, and the Atom feed lets release clients follow changes without scraping the site.
Checksums are shortened display references. The catalog JSON keeps the complete public path and cache directive needed for automated validation.
Start with the API
Current catalog JSON
Release metadata and every tracked public asset in one response.JSON Release manifest
Immutable metadata for the current published release.JSON Manifest schema guide
Field names, asset groups, version metadata, and public references.Guide Cache policy checklist
Questions to review before publishing files with short or long cache windows.Checklist Release checklist
A concise review sequence for static asset releases and notes.Notes Release feed
Atom entries for published catalog versions and maintenance updates.Atom
Release metadata and every tracked public asset in one response.JSON Release manifest
Immutable metadata for the current published release.JSON Manifest schema guide
Field names, asset groups, version metadata, and public references.Guide Cache policy checklist
Questions to review before publishing files with short or long cache windows.Checklist Release checklist
A concise review sequence for static asset releases and notes.Notes Release feed
Atom entries for published catalog versions and maintenance updates.Atom
Asset index
Current production files, cache directives, and public paths.
FileVersionTypeSizeChecksumCacheUpdatedPublic URL
Check a release in one request.
Fetch the catalog, compare the release identifier, then validate the public paths needed by your deployment. Metadata endpoints use short cache windows so automation sees current state quickly.
curl -fsS https://aetherstatic.com/catalog/index.json
curl -fsSI https://aetherstatic.com/status.jsonFollow changes without scraping.
The Atom feed contains release identifiers, timestamps, summaries, and canonical links. Use it in a feed reader or a lightweight release watcher.