Atoma node daemon
Comprehensive documentation for the Atoma daemon API
Atoma Daemon API Documentation
The Atoma daemon provides a REST API for querying node state and submitting blockchain transactions. The daemon manages node operations, subscriptions, tasks, stacks, and attestation disputes.
Base URL
All API endpoints are relative to the daemon's base URL (e.g., http://localhost:3000
).
Authentication
Currently, no authentication is required to access the API endpoints, as the Atoma daemon is supposed to be a standalone local service for ease of node operations.
Response Format
All responses are returned in JSON format. Successful responses will contain the requested data, while errors will return appropriate HTTP status codes with error messages.
Claimed Stack Management
Get All Claimed Stacks
Returns all claimed stacks for registered nodes.
Get Node Claimed Stacks
Returns claimed stacks for a specific node.
Parameters
id
(path): Node small ID
Transaction Submission Endpoints
Register Node
Submits a node registration transaction.
Request Body
Subscribe to Model
Subscribes a node to a specific model.
Request Body
Subscribe to Task
Subscribes a node to a specific task.
Request Body
Unsubscribe from Task
Unsubscribes a node from a specific task.
Request Body
Try Settle Stacks
Attempts to settle specified stacks.
Request Body
Submit Stack Settlement Attestations
Submits attestations for stack settlement.
Request Body
Claim Funds
Claims funds from completed stacks.
Request Body
Error Handling
The API uses standard HTTP status codes:
200 OK
: Request successful404 Not Found
: Resource not found500 Internal Server Error
: Server-side error occurred
Error responses include a message describing the error:
Common Parameters
Many transaction submission endpoints share common parameters:
gas
: Gas object ID for transaction fee paymentgas_budget
: Maximum gas units allowed for transactiongas_price
: Price per gas unitnode_small_id
: Optional node identifier (if not provided, applies to all registered nodes)
Notes
All transaction submission endpoints return a transaction digest that can be used to track the transaction status on the blockchain.
When working with stack settlement attestations, note that the attestation node index is offset by 1 since the 0th index is reserved for the original selected node.
The daemon maintains thread-safe access to shared resources through the use of
Arc<RwLock>
for the Sui client.All endpoints are instrumented with tracing for debugging and monitoring purposes.
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