The text describes the sale of a technology stack called a production-ready MCP and AI-agent infrastructure, designed for operating and managing agentic systems. This sale is more focused on technology and intellectual property acquisition than a standard SaaS revenue sale. The stack comprises functioning production systems with live services, automated processes, verification tools, and detailed documentation. Included in the sale are source code, proprietary technology, various infrastructure components, brand assets, website files, and a custom-built platform. The technology is built using Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript and includes comprehensive systems beyond a simple chatbot, like authentication, runtime observation, deployment verification, and more.
The business operates with a highly automated infrastructure, requiring no employees, and provides ample technical documentation for the transition. SASAME S.R.L., the company selling the technology, has financial records of past activities available for due diligence. However, current customer traction is limited.
The seller is offering the technology due to rapid development outpacing distribution efforts, believing it more valuable within an established company with existing customers or product roadmaps. Potential buyers include MCP platforms, AI-agent platforms, developer infrastructure companies, workflow automation vendors, and others. The transaction is preferred as an asset sale, with all necessary components documented and transferred aside from personal accounts and credentials. The text invites serious buyers to seek additional information regarding architecture and due diligence.
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