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sage

Lightweight Agent Detection & Response (ADR) layer for AI agents — guards commands, files, and web requests. Part of Gen Agent Trust Hub.

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Sage

Sage

Safety for Agents — Agent Detection & Response for AI coding assistants


Sage blocking a dangerous command in Claude Code

Sage is a lightweight security layer that protects AI agents from executing dangerous actions. It intercepts tool calls — shell commands, URL fetches, file writes — and checks them against multiple threat detection layers before they run.

Note: Sage may appear under a different product name (e.g., Norton Sage, Avast Sage) depending on how it was installed. See Branding for details.

Key Features

  • URL reputation — cloud-based detection of malware, phishing, and scam URLs
  • Local heuristics — 300+ YAML-based threat patterns for dangerous commands, suspicious URLs, credential exposure, and obfuscation
  • Prompt injection detection — two-tier defense (heuristics + fine-tuned ML model) against injected instructions in fetched content. See Prompt Injection
  • Package supply-chain checks — registry existence, file reputation, and age analysis for npm/PyPI packages
  • Plugin scanning — scans installed plugins for threats at session start
  • AMSI integration — Windows Antimalware Scan Interface support (Windows + WSL via PowerShell interop; no-op on macOS and non-WSL Linux)

Quick Start

Visit ai.gendigital.com/sage for the latest installation instructions, or use the platform-specific guides below.

Claude Code — install guide · requires Node.js >= 18

root@kitploit:~
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/gendigitalinc/sage.git
/plugin install sage@sage

Cursor — install guide · install the Gen Sage extension from the marketplace

VS Code — install guide · install the Gen Sage extension from the marketplace

OpenClaw — install guide · install from npm

root@kitploit:~
openclaw plugins install @gendigital/sage-openclaw

OpenCode — install from npm by adding to ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json:

root@kitploit:~
{
  "plugin": ["@gendigital/sage-opencode"]
}

See the User Guide for detailed instructions, configuration, and troubleshooting.

Privacy

For privacy considerations, please refer to Privacy.

Documentation

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup, coding conventions, and the threat rule contribution process.

License

Copyright 2026 Gen Digital Inc.

  • Source code: Apache License 2.0
  • Threat detection rules (threats/): Detection Rule License 1.1
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User GuideInstallation, usage, configuration, exceptions, platform guides, privacy, FAQ
Developer GuideArchitecture, development setup, testing, threat rule format
Prompt InjectionML + heuristic prompt injection detection
Package Protectionnpm/PyPI supply-chain checks
AMSI ScanningWindows antimalware scanning via AMSI
Plugin ScanningSession-start plugin scanning
Audit LogOn-disk JSONL schema (entries, signals, content)
MCP ServerShared MCP server architecture
Decision PipelineSignal sources, policy model, evaluation order
BrandingProduct name configuration