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Generating specific matrix group in Sagemath

Hi, this is my first time here, and I am trying to use Sagemath to generate some matrix group.

The group I want to generate is the BLTA(Block Lower Triangular Group). For some background, the BLTA group has a parameter, called the profile, written as s=(s1,s2,sl). The BLTA(s) group is a binary matrix group of size n by n where n=s1+s2++sl. We can consider this matrix as a block matrix with blocks divided by s1×s1,s2×s2,sl×sl, and the lower trianglar part can be either 0 or 1, and the upper triangular part(excluding the main block diagonal) must be all zero. This forms a matrix group under ordinary matrix multiplication over the binary field F2. But I don't think I can find the generators of this group. How can I make this group in Sagemath?

Generating specific matrix group in Sagemath

Hi, this is my first time here, and I am trying to use Sagemath to generate some matrix group.

The group I want to generate is the BLTA(Block Lower Triangular Group). For some background, the BLTA group has a parameter, called the profile, written as s=(s1,s2,sl). The BLTA(s) group is a binary matrix group of size n by n where n=s1+s2++sl. We can consider this matrix as a block matrix with blocks divided by s1×s1,s2×s2,sl×sl, and the lower trianglar part can be either 0 or 1, and the upper triangular part(excluding the main block diagonal) must be all zero. This forms a matrix group under ordinary matrix multiplication over the binary field F2. But I don't think I can find the generators of this group. How can I make this group in Sagemath?

Edit I realized that my description may be hard to understand due to my poor English skills. So essentially what I'm finding is a subgroup of the general linear group over the binary field F2 that has specific entries to be set to 0. But I am not aware of the generators of this new group. How can I implement it? I hope this makes more sense.