Sage's Open Source Features and Enterprise Application Adaptability
Sage, an open source Python-based multi-agent system framework, is licensed under the MIT license providing enterprise users with a high degree of freedom in secondary development rights. The framework's source code is hosted on GitHub, and the community continuously maintains it up to version 0.9.2, forming an active developer ecosystem. Enterprises can integrate it into commercial products without legal risk and deeply customize the functional modules according to their needs.
The design of the framework takes full account of enterprise-level requirements: it supports DeepSeek-V3, GPT-4, Claude-3.5 and other multi-language model access; it provides a complete API key management mechanism; and it has a real-time token monitoring function to control the cost of use. Its modular architecture allows enterprises to flexibly replace the underlying components, such as through the MCP server integration to achieve distributed computing. Test data shows that the system message compression technology can reduce the token consumption of 30%-70%, which significantly optimizes the operating costs of enterprise AI applications.
This answer comes from the articleSage: An Intelligent Multi-Agent Task Decomposition and Collaboration FrameworkThe
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