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Soren Distributed Coordination Session
x402
Soren Distributed Coordination Session is a paid API for AI agents from soren.com, paid per call via x402, $0.25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Purchase an operation budget (100, 1000, or 5000 ops) to acquire distributed locks, semaphores, shared rate-limit buckets, and monotonic counters for multi-agent fleets
Price / call$0.25
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Distributed locks, semaphores, shared rate-limit buckets and monotonic counters for multi- agent fleets. Use it when nine agents share one upstream API quota, or ten workers must not process the same job twice. Buy an operation budget once, then every call runs at ordinary HTTP latency instead of waiting on settlement. Tiers: 100 ops $0.05, 1000 $0.25, 5000 $1.00. Renew and release are always free. Every acquire returns a fencing token: a TTL lock alone is not mutual exclusion.
Output
Returns a session with a pre-purchased operation budget and a fencing token that provides true mutual exclusion (beyond TTL alone). Subsequent acquire, renew, and release calls consume from this budget at ordinary HTTP latency. Renew and release operations are always free; only acquires consume budget.
Example use cases
Shared API quota across agent fleet
“I've got 9 agents all making calls to an upstream API with a single shared quota — set up a 1000-op Soren coordination session so they can share the rate-limit bucket without any agent blowing past the limit.”
Prevent duplicate job processing
“I have 10 workers pulling from the same job queue and I need to guarantee no job gets processed twice — buy a 5000-op Soren session and use the fencing tokens to lock each job before a worker claims it.”
Budget-conscious small-scale locking
“I just need basic distributed locks for a small set of agents, nothing heavy — grab the cheapest 100-op Soren session so we can coordinate without overspending.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://soren.com/v1/coord/sessionWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when multiple agents or workers share a single upstream API quota or must not process the same job twice. Prefer it over ad-hoc locking when you need fencing tokens for true mutual exclusion (not just TTL-based locks), when you want predictable per-operation costs at HTTP latency rather than blockchain settlement delays, and when your fleet size justifies bulk operation budgets (100, 1000, or 5000 ops).
Side effects
- Invalid ops tier value (not 100, 1000, or 5000) returns a 400 error
- Insufficient USDC balance to cover the $0.05–$1.00 session purchase fails payment
- Session creation fails if the x402 payment header is missing or malformed
- Expired or exhausted operation budget causes subsequent acquire calls to fail until a new session is purchased
Input
Schema · Request body
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