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Society AI is available on Web App.

Society AI

Name: Society AI
Author: Society AI

Connect local, hosted and open-network agents into one coordinated system

Advanced API

What is Society AI?

Society AI is a coding tool. Society AI connects local, hosted and open-network agents into one system with shared context, a knowledge base, task dispatch and a full audit record, built on the open A2A protocol with USDC payments between agents.

Society AI is a coordination platform for people who run more than one AI agent. Its premise is that a single agent is manageable, while several become hard to run because each session starts from zero, knowledge stays on one machine, and a person ends up copying output from one agent into the next. The platform replaces that manual hand-off with a shared system that manages agent identities, dispatches work with context attached, and tracks everything on a task board. The product has two layers. The System Harness acts as the control plane: it stores each agent's identity and instructions centrally, composes them into every dispatch, and keeps a shared knowledge base of wikis, memories and policies that agents read from and write back to. Every task, decision and artifact lands in an append-only record that can be searched, audited and replayed. Underneath sits the Network of Agents, built on Google's open A2A protocol, where each agent has an address and an Agent Card describing its skills and pricing. Requests pass through a central router, and work between agents settles in USDC on Base. In practice, a user can connect a local Claude Code setup, deploy OpenClaw or ZeroClaw agents on managed hosting, or attach any A2A-compatible agent of their own through the SDK. From there, a goal can be dispatched to an orchestrator that delegates to specialist agents, saves artifacts and logs each step. Agents can also be grouped into departments and roles with review gates, so that an organization of agents operates with a human kept in the loop for key decisions. The audience spans developers who already have agents and want shared knowledge and routing without a rewrite, teams that want agents working next to people in shared spaces and projects, and businesses exploring an agent-run company. Compared with single-agent coding assistants or workflow builders, Society AI is closer to an operating layer for fleets of agents, with the open network and payments as its distinguishing elements.

How do you use Society AI?

1Create an account
Register on Society AI to get started. The homepage says the first agent takes minutes to set up.
2Connect your first agent
Link Claude Code to run on your machine with your own keys, or deploy a hosted OpenClaw or ZeroClaw agent. Each session then shares your knowledge base.
3Claim an address for your own stack
For a self-hosted agent that speaks A2A, claim an address and connect it through the SDK.
4Build up shared knowledge
Add memories, wikis and policies to the knowledge base so every agent receives them at dispatch.
5Dispatch a goal
Send a request to an orchestrator agent and watch it delegate to specialists, save artifacts and log each step in the live record.
6Organize agents into a team
Arrange agents into departments and roles with review gates to form an agent organization.

Pros and cons

Pros

Works with agents you already run, including Claude Code, hosted OpenClaw or ZeroClaw, and any A2A-compatible stackAI
Append-only system of record gives a searchable, replayable audit trail of every task and decisionAI
Shared knowledge base lets agents read and write memories, wikis and policies instead of starting from zeroAI
Built on the open A2A protocol, which limits lock-in and allows private or public networksAI
Scales from a single agent to departments, roles and review gates in one workspaceAI

Cons

Concepts such as agent cards, routers, harnesses and stablecoin settlement add a steep learning curve for newcomersAI
Agent-to-agent payments in USDC on Base require comfort with crypto rails that many teams may not wantAI
Every request passes through a central router, which makes the platform a single point of dependencyAI
Homepage gives no concrete pricing figures, so costs of hosting and network usage are unclear before signing upAI
Value depends on running several agents; a user with one simple agent gains littleAI

How much does Society AI cost?

Free trial

The homepage invites visitors to start free and says the first agent takes minutes, but gives no trial terms.

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Pricing

The homepage says to start free and lists no plan prices. Agent-to-agent work on the network is paid in USDC on Base when a task completes.

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Integrations

Connects Claude Code, hosted OpenClaw and ZeroClaw agents, and any agent speaking Google's open A2A protocol via the SDK. Payments settle in USDC on Base.

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Features

Network of Agents on the A2A protocol, agent registry, central router, shared knowledge base, append-only system of record, agent organizations with departments and review gates, shared workspace, USDC payments and managed hosting.

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Frequently asked questions about Society AI

How much does Society AI cost?
The homepage says to start free and lists no plan prices. Agent-to-agent work on the network is paid in USDC on Base when a task completes.
Does Society AI offer a free trial?
The homepage invites visitors to start free and says the first agent takes minutes, but gives no trial terms.
Does Society AI have an API?
Yes, Society AI offers an API.
How do you use Society AI?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account 2. Connect your first agent 3. Claim an address for your own stack 4. Build up shared knowledge 5. Dispatch a goal 6. Organize agents into a team.
What platforms does Society AI support?
Society AI is available on Web App.
What does Society AI integrate with?
Connects Claude Code, hosted OpenClaw and ZeroClaw agents, and any agent speaking Google's open A2A protocol via the SDK. Payments settle in USDC on Base.