Simple health check endpoint to verify API availability and authentication status. Use this endpoint 
for monitoring and to validate API tokens.

## Use Cases
- Monitoring API health
- Validating API tokens
- Testing CORS configuration
- Checking rate limits

## Response Times
- Expected: < 100ms
- Warning: > 500ms
- Critical: > 1000ms

## Monitoring Guidelines
- Poll every 60 seconds
- Implement circuit breaker pattern
- Track response times
- Monitor error rates

## Example Response
```json
{
  "message": "🎤 We're humming along!",
  "request_status": "ok",
  "data": {},
  "timestamp": "2024-03-20T23:13:31.179Z"
}
```


API Health Check

The version of the Hum data set used to generate the response. This version may change as the data set is updated.

A status code summarizing the outcome of this response.
- ok: Request was successful
- warning: Request was processed but with some issues
- error: Request failed


The timestamp when the response was generated.

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Creates a new session for processing a service address. This is typically the first endpoint called when starting 
a new address lookup flow.

## Request Flow
1. Submit service address components
2. Receive a session token
3. Use session token in the URL path for subsequent requests

## Processing
Upon session creation, Hum AI agents begin:
- Validating and normalizing the address
- Geocoding the location
- Identifying available service providers
- Gathering plan and pricing information

## Response Handling
- 201: Session created successfully, proceed with GET requests to monitor status
- 422: Invalid address components, check error details
- 429: Rate limit exceeded, implement exponential backoff

## Important Notes
- The session token is part of the URL path for all requests after creation
- The session token is required for all subsequent requests
- The session token is valid for 30 minutes of inactivity
- Rate limits apply to all requests

## Example Usage
```json
POST /sessions
{
  "street1": "29090 Tiffany Drive E",
  "city": "Southfield",
  "state": "MI",
  "zip": "48034"
}
```


Create New Session

Retrieves the current status of a session, including normalized address data and processing status of various 
Hum AI agents.

## Polling Guidelines
- Initial request: Immediately after session creation
- Subsequent requests: Every 2-3 seconds until agents complete
- Maximum polling duration: 30 seconds
- Implement exponential backoff if status doesn't change

## Status Codes
- 200: Session active and data available
- 202: Session active but still processing
- 410: Session expired or closed

## Response Data
- Normalized address
- Geocoding results
- Agent processing status
- Available services (when ready)

## Important Notes
- The session token is part of the URL path for all requests after creation
- The session token is required for all subsequent requests
- The session token is valid for 30 minutes of inactivity
- Rate limits apply to all requests

## Example Response
```json
{
  "message": "Session data retrieved successfully",
  "request_status": "ok",
  "data": {
    "service_address": "29090 TIFFANY DR E, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48034",
  },
  "meta": {
    "agent_status": {
      "geocoding": "matched",
      "internet": "pending"
    }
  }
}
```


Get Session Status

Explicitly closes an active session. While sessions automatically expire after inactivity, it's best practice 
to close them when you're done to free up resources.

## Closing Behavior
- All agent processing stops immediately
- Cached results are cleared
- Session token becomes invalid
- Resources are freed

## When to Close
- After completing service lookup
- When switching to a different address
- After receiving final results
- When abandoning a search

## Important Notes
- Cannot be undone
- New session required for same address
- Final results should be saved before closing
- Rate limits still apply


Close Session

Retrieves available Internet service providers and their offerings for the service address associated with 
the current session.

## Data Provided
- Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
- Available plans and pricing
- Technology types (Fiber, Cable, DSL, etc.)
- Maximum speeds
- Provider contact information
- Checkout URLs

## Response Timing
- Initial request may return 202 if still processing
- Results typically available within 5-15 seconds
- Implement polling with backoff strategy

## Data Freshness
- Results cached for 24 hours
- Real-time availability checks on checkout
- Pricing updated daily
- Coverage maps updated weekly

## Example Response
```json
{
  "message": "Service coverage for 29090 TIFFANY DR E, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48034",
  "request_status": "ok",
  "data": {
    "internet": [
      {
        "provider_name": "Rocket Fiber",
        "telephone": "800-521-5881",
        "provider_logo": "https://harmony.letshum.com/images/providers/rocketfiber.png",
        "url": "https://provider.example.com/register?utm_source=Hum",
        "button_label": "Get Started",
        "min_plan_price": {
          "amount_cents": 4999,
          "currency": "USD"
        },
        "offerings": [
          {
            "technology": "Fiber",
            "technology_category": "Terrestrial",
            "technology_code": "FTTH",
            "max_download_speed": 1000,
            "max_upload_speed": 1000,
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}
```


Sessions

Service Availability

Health Check

API Health Check

Use Cases

Response Times

Monitoring Guidelines

Example Response

Authorizations

Response