Spotted: Sapiom in Times Square
if you are building agents and you are tired of stitching the pieces together yourself Sapiom is where agentic products are built. a multi-agent harness and orchestration layer infrastructure and models embedded.
thanks to the @brexHQ team for making us shine in the big apple 🍎
Curious about our big day yesterday?
Trying to wrap your head around what we do? How we build? How you can build faster, with more control, at a cost that won't make you want to scream from the top of the Golden Gate Bridge?
Check out this easy-to-understand explainer from our friend @futurewithfawzi, then head down to the first thread for 50 free runs with access to a full suite of tools.
The future of building agents is now on Sapiom. 😎
Our founder, @i_zerbib, is originally from France, but has been busy building in sunny (or foggy, depending on the time of day) San Francisco. 🇫🇷🌁
Naturally, our team spans both, with folks in between the two cities. When a community like Intertech Talents has spent the last year building bridges between the two, it was an easy yes to sponsor.
Nikita from our technical team helped bring our story to Paris last week, chatting with builders passionate about the future of autonomous agents. We couldn't be more excited about what's ahead.
Don't let your agent startup accidentally become an infrastructure startup.
You build the agent. Then production shows up, and suddenly you own access, spend limits, approval flows, retries, routing, and a receipt for everything it did.
Works as a demo, breaks at production scale.
Builders shouldn't have to rebuild the operating platform for agents just to ship. That's the problem we're building Sapiom to solve.
Huge week for the team @sapiom
1. We partnered with @Mastercard on their new Agent Pay for Machines. Now they close the gap at the settlement layer and we handle runtime, execution, and access. Together, agents can act, transact, and get real work done in production.
2. We acquired @fewsats. Founder, Jordi Montes (@positiveblue2) invented the L402 protocol, the first payment rails built for machines, not humans. He spent years building toward the same belief we hold.
This is just the beginning with a lot more is coming over the next few weeks.
Stay tuned!
