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Saga Compensation Planner

Saga Compensation Planner MCP Connector for Claude

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Orchestrates deterministic recovery paths for distributed transactions using the Saga pattern.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides a deterministic orchestration engine for managing distributed transactions via the Saga pattern. When a multi-agent transaction fails, this tool calculates the exact reverse-order compensation sequence required to revert the system to a consistent state. It determines the necessary compensation steps, calculates total recovery time, and evaluates the final saga state (such as COMPENSATED or REQUIRES_MANUAL_INTERVENTION). Use plan_compensation_sequence to map out recovery paths, get_saga_metadata to retrieve correlation IDs and idempotency keys, and evaluate_saga_status to assess the outcome of compensation attempts.

saga-patterntransaction-managementerror-recoverydistributed-transactionsorchestrator

3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

evaluate_saga_status

Determines the high-level status of the transaction based on the outcome of the compensation attempts

get_saga_metadata

Retrieves the unique tracking identifiers used to maintain the lifecycle of the specific saga instance

plan_compensation_sequence

Calculates the exact order of compensation actions and the total projected time required to revert the transaction

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Calculate the compensation plan for a saga where the failure occurred at step index 2, given these steps: [{stepId: '1', agentId: 'A', action: 'reserve', compensationAction: 'cancel', timeoutMs: 500}, {stepId: '2', agentId: 'B', action: 'pay', compensationAction: 'refund', timeoutMs: 1000}]

The compensation sequence will execute 'refund' for step 2, then 'cancel' for step 1. The total compensation time is 1500ms.

What is the current status of a saga if all compensation attempts were successful?

The saga state is COMPENSATED.

How do I get the idempotency keys for my saga steps?

You can use the `get_saga_metadata` tool to retrieve the unique stepIdempotencyKeys for each step in your saga.

The compensation sequence provides the exact, reverse-order list of actions needed to undo successful steps after a transaction failure, ensuring system consistency.

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