l33tdawg/sage
by Various
(S)AGE - (Sovereign) Agent Governed Experience
MCP
l33tdawg/sage
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A Go-based framework for building sovereign autonomous agents with governed experiences. It provides tools to define agent behavior and enforce governance rules within agent interactions.
Best for
Best for
Developers exploring sovereign agent architectures in Go
Use cases
- Building autonomous agents with self-governance capabilities
- Implementing rule-based agent behavior in Go applications
- Prototyping sovereign agent systems for decentralized environments
How to use
Tested with
ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Gemini
Notes
A Go-based framework for building sovereign autonomous agents with governed experiences. It provides tools to define agent behavior and enforce governance rules within agent interactions.
228 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Building autonomous agents with self-governance capabilities
- Implementing rule-based agent behavior in Go applications
- Prototyping sovereign agent systems for decentralized environments
Pros
- Written in Go for performance and concurrency
- Open source with a growing community (228 stars)
- Focuses on agent sovereignty and governance
Cons
- Limited documentation and examples available
- Niche use case may not suit general agent development
- Relatively small ecosystem compared to established agent frameworks
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Pros
- Written in Go for performance and concurrency
- Open source with a growing community (228 stars)
- Focuses on agent sovereignty and governance
Cons
- Limited documentation and examples available
- Niche use case may not suit general agent development
- Relatively small ecosystem compared to established agent frameworks
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