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Sage-A1.5

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Quick answer: Sage-A1.5 is a 35B-parameter Mixture-of-Experts agentic model from Shanghai AI Laboratory (InternScience), built for long-horizon scientific problem solving. It scores 95.1 on GAIA — higher than much larger frontier systems it's compared against (Kimi-K3, GLM-5.3, GPT-5.6-sol) — and leads comparable ~35B-class models on BrowseComp, SWE-bench Pro, SWE-bench Multilingual, PinchBench, and several science-reasoning benchmarks. Apache 2.0 open weights.

At a Glance

Where Sage-A1.5 leads

  • 95.1 on GAIA — highest of every model compared, including larger frontier systems
  • First among ~35B-class peers on BrowseComp (81.7–82.8), SWE-bench Pro (61.2), MLE-Lite (65.2), AA-LCR (81.0), and PinchBench (90.0)
  • Opt-in "Agentic Orchestration" mode fans out sub-questions to parallel sub-agents with isolated contexts; opt-in "Verification Mode" lets the model self-review mid-trajectory

Where it lags

  • Trails larger frontier models (Kimi-K3, GLM-5.3, GPT-5.6-sol) on several engineering and tool-heavy benchmarks (HLE w/ tools, VitaBench, ChemCOTBench)
  • 35B active weight class requires meaningful GPU infrastructure to self-host at full 262K context

Best for: teams running long-horizon agentic research/search workflows who want an open-weight model competitive with frontier-scale systems at a fraction of the parameter count.

What Sage-A1.5 Is

Sage-A1.5 is a 35B Mixture-of-Experts model from Shanghai AI Laboratory's InternScience group, built on the Qwen3.5-MoE architecture with native vision-language support. It extends the earlier Agents-A1 model with three new capabilities: agentic orchestration (parallel sub-agent task delegation with isolated contexts), agentic verification (self-review and strategy revision mid-trajectory), and open scientific discovery (exploratory research beyond fixed Q&A).

The model is positioned specifically for long-horizon, tool-using scientific and engineering workflows — search, coding agents, document QA — rather than as a general chat assistant, and its released benchmark suite reflects that: agentic search (GAIA, BrowseComp), engineering (SWE-bench Pro/Multilingual, MLE-Lite), and PhD-level science reasoning (FrontierScience-Olympiad/Research, CritPt).

Specifications

FieldValue
OrganizationShanghai AI Laboratory (InternScience)
Total / active parameters~35B (MoE; qwen3_5_moe architecture)
Context length262,144 tokens
ModalityText (+ vision-language variant)
LicenseApache 2.0
Release dateOctober 2026

State-of-the-Art Results

BenchmarkSage-A1.5Notes
GAIA95.1Highest of all compared models (incl. larger frontier systems)
BrowseComp81.7 (w/o orchestration) / 82.8 (w/ orchestration)Best among ~35B peers
SWE-bench Pro61.2Best among ~35B peers
SWE-bench Multilingual72.7Best among ~35B peers
AA-LCR81.0Best among ~35B peers
PinchBench90.0Best among ~35B peers
FrontierScience-Research48.3Best among all compared models
CritPt20.0Best among ~35B peers
OmniDocBench91.5Best among all compared models
IFBench81.6Best among all compared models

Scores are from InternScience's own technical report (arXiv:2610.28578, Oct 2026), evaluated with the mini-SWE-agent harness for SWE-bench series (temp 1.0, top-p 0.95, 200K context, offline). Benchgen has not independently re-run these evaluations.

Excluded from this benchmark table (not mapped to a Benchgen entity): DeepResearch-Bench2, XBench-DS-2510, MLE-Lite, FrontierScience-Olympiad, HiPhO, HLE w/ tools (distinct task setup from Benchgen's generic Humanity's Last Exam entity — not a direct comparison), CMT, Agents' Last Exam (ALE-CLI), VitaBench, ChemCOTBench, MatTools — no existing cross-model-comparable Benchgen entity with confirmed methodology/source found during this scan; flagged for a future review rather than guessed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who built Sage-A1.5? Shanghai AI Laboratory's InternScience group, as a successor to their earlier Agents-A1 model.
Is Sage-A1.5 open source? Yes — released under Apache 2.0 with open weights on Hugging Face.
What is Sage-A1.5 best at? Long-horizon agentic search and research tasks: it scores 95.1 on GAIA, ahead of every other model InternScience compared it against, including much larger frontier systems.

Specs from the Sage-A1.5 Hugging Face model card and technical report (arXiv:2610.28578, InternScience, Oct 2026). Last updated 2026-10-21.