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Round opens Tuesday 27 October 2026

Code and company records from one software company

Six lots from one owner: a B2B software company in business for more than ten years, with most of its staff in India. Its records are in English. The code figures come from Repo Check reports the owner ran on each repository (metrics only); the record figures come from the owner's data inventory. Large figures are rounded.

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  • about 290 Repositories
  • about 5 million Original lines of code
  • about 70,000 Support tickets
  • about 4 TB Documents and email

How the round works

  1. Lots A to F go to buyers on Tuesday 27 October. Quote on any lot, on several together, or pass.

  2. Rightmark asks for quotes or passes within five business days, and for best and final offers three business days after that.

  3. Licenses are non-exclusive by default. Please quote each lot two ways: a non-exclusive license, and an exclusive window of 3 to 6 months.

The lots

Lot A: All code

  • about 290 Repositories
  • about 5 million Original lines
  • about 88,000 Commits
  • 2016 to 2026 First commits
  • Full git history, with about 60,000 merged pull requests (estimated from merge commits).
  • Languages by lines: JavaScript 77%, TypeScript 21%, Python 2%.
  • 61% of commits predate 2023, and 229 repositories have every commit before 2023.
  • The largest has about 2 million lines; 16 repositories are over 50,000 lines and about half are under 1,000.
  • CI is configured in 94 repositories, with about 7,300 test files.
  • AI coding-assistant configuration files appear in 28 repositories.
  • Vendored code is not counted (about 2.5 million more lines).

Left out

  • Every repository with an open-source license file (26), and any repository found to have been public.
  • Two repositories whose files carry copyleft license headers (about 670,000 lines), until the rights review clears them.
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Lot B: Training-task repositories

  • Inside lot A
  • 14 Repositories
  • about 3.5 million Original lines
  • about 44,000 Commits
  • about 32,000 Merged pull requests
  • The largest has about 2 million lines, about 17,000 commits, about 11,000 merged pull requests and 155 people in its history, with its first commit in 2020.
  • 11 of the 14 have more than 500 merged pull requests; the fewest in one repository is about 50.
  • CI is configured in all 14, with about 6,200 test files and 233 bug fixes that landed with a test.
  • The owner reports test runs on all 14, with no failing tests. Rightmark has not seen the run logs yet.
  • Languages by lines: JavaScript 78%, TypeScript 22%.

Disclosed

  • 28% of commits predate 2023, and 7 of the 14 contain AI coding-assistant configuration files. This lot is offered as material for coding tasks and environments, not as human-written code.
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Lot C: Code written before 2023

  • Inside lot A
  • 3 of the 19 are also in lot B
  • 19 Repositories
  • about 900,000 Original lines
  • about 34,000 Commits
  • 2016 to 2022 First commits
  • Every commit in every one of these repositories predates 2023. Each has over 10,000 lines and at least 100 commits.
  • About 24,000 merged pull requests, and up to 41 people in one repository's history.
  • All JavaScript, by each repository's main language.
  • CI is configured in 18, with 407 test files.
  • No AI coding-assistant configuration files.
  • Another 210 repositories in lot A also have every commit before 2023; they are smaller or have fewer than 100 commits.
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Lot D: Large codebases

  • Inside lot A
  • 7 are also in lot B and 7 in lot C
  • 16 Codebases
  • about 4 million Original lines
  • over 50,000 Lines in each
  • 2017 to 2026 First commits
  • About 55,000 commits and about 40,000 merged pull requests.
  • 7 of the 16 have every commit before 2023, and 5 were started in 2023 or later.
  • Languages by lines: JavaScript 79%, TypeScript 21%.
  • CI is configured in all 16, with about 6,100 test files.
  • AI coding-assistant configuration files appear in 7.
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Lot E: Code with its support desk and engineering chat

  • Code from lots B and C
  • 30 Repositories
  • about 4.2 million Original lines
  • about 70,000 Support tickets
  • a few GB Work tracking
  • The code of lots B and C together with the company's support desk, its engineering chat channels, work-tracking records and error-monitoring data.
  • Tickets and code come together; links between tickets and commits have not been checked yet.
  • Delivery only after a rights and privacy review that covers personal data in the tickets, chat and work-tracking records.
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Lot F: Company archive

  • more than 10 Years of records
  • a few hundred Staff
  • about 4 TB Documents and email
  • English Language
  • Email, documents, support tickets and CRM from more than ten years of operation, with team chat for nearly all of them, from one software company of a few hundred staff.
  • The owner estimates that about 70% of the records come from staff in India and 30% from the US.
  • Team chat: about 60 GB, with about 4 million messages in the last 13 months alone.
  • Support desk: about 70,000 tickets. CRM: about 600,000 records. Calendar: about 100,000 records. Design files: a few GB.
  • Delivery only after a rights and privacy review.

Left out

  • HR and payroll, the product's customer data and file storage, a chat workspace that includes outside members, third-party prospect data and AI chat logs.
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Before anything is delivered

  • The owner reports that every credential found in the code or its history has been rotated. Any repository found to have been public is left out.
  • Two repositories, one in lot B and one in lot D, were built for clients of the owner. The owner says it may license them; Rightmark has not seen the client contracts.
  • The owner's rights are reviewed lot by lot.
  • Once you accept the NDA in Rightmark's buyer portal, Rightmark shares repository-level metrics (names withheld) and the detailed source list. Code samples come only with the owner's agreement.
  • The owner's name, product names and repository names are shared only when the owner agrees to an introduction.

Sources

  • Repo Check reports the owner ran on each repository (metrics only)
  • The owner's data inventory

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Round opens Tuesday 27 October 2026

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