Sema4.ai Releases Agent Platform 3.0 With Reusable Logic

Oct 30, 2026
Sema4.ai releases version 3.0 of its enterprise agent platform, adding reusable queries and logic that can reduce token use and processing time.

Sema4.ai announced version 3.0 of its Enterprise AI Agent Platform in a press release, adding shared workspaces and reusable logic for repeated agent tasks. The company says its Verified Queries use up to 80% fewer large language model tokens and return results up to four times faster than generating queries again for each run.

Verified Queries reuse approved data access patterns, while Verified Logic reuses approved calculations, checks, and transformations. Sema4.ai says Verified Logic can reduce token use by 50% and shorten processing time by 30% for repeated work. Enhanced DataFrames process structured data in memory without placing every row in a model's context window.

The release also lets teams share agents, skills, files, memories, and data within governed workspaces. It adds integrations with Claude Cowork, Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace, along with audit logs, agent timelines, search, and activity comparisons.

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