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Levanto Labs launches Sage2 extraction and decision model with 20M free tokens

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Levanto Labs launches Sage2, an extraction and decision model, and offers 20M free tokens to start.

Elvis Saravia says Sage2 returns structured values from user-described fields, each with exact source text and a probability, and that it outperforms Cloudflare's Clairic on research papers.

Levanto says Sage2 extracts structured data 166 times cheaper than Opus 5.5 in one report and 75 times cheaper on document extraction in another. Santiago reports that the same endpoint extracts data in about 150 ms and that Sage2 answers questions about streaming text with a confidence score, 3 times faster than Levanto's Decide model. These cost and speed figures are Levanto's claims, and the reports include no independent benchmarks.

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  1. SantiagoX
    Levanto launches Sage2, a streaming decision and extraction model

    AILevanto's Sage2 is a new model that answers questions about input text with a confidence score, updating its answers as the text streams in, 3x faster. The same endpoint also extracts structured data from text in about 150 ms, which Levanto says is 75x cheaper than Opus 5.5 on document extraction. Levanto is offering 20M free tokens to start.

    Video from @svpino's post
  2. elvisX
    Sage2 extraction model returns structured fields with source text and probabilities

    AIElvis Saravia says Sage2 is a system-one extraction model that returns structured values from user-described fields, with exact source text and a probability per result. He says it outperforms Cloudflare's Clairic and is useful for processing research papers. Levanto Labs says Sage2 extracts structured data 166x cheaper than Opus 5.5 and pairs with its Decide model, which it says is 3x faster.

    Image from @omarsar0's post

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