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The document provides an overview of JADE (Java Agent Development Framework), a software framework for developing multi-agent systems based on FIPA standards. It discusses that JADE consists of a runtime environment for agents, a library of Java classes providing functionality and interfaces, and graphical tools. It also describes key JADE concepts like containers, platforms, and the agent lifecycle.
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