Public deal supply
Reads published broker teaser pages, preserves the source payload, and records each crawl so a quiet or broken source is visible.
MCPs / DealSift MCP
The deal universe, ready for an agent.
Deal supply arrives as a hundred broker emails and the same business listed three times under three names. DealSift MCP gathers the public listings, resolves the duplicates into one canonical deal, searches the corpus by meaning, and checks it against the thesis the firm actually buys on. What comes back carries its source listing, so an associate can verify a match instead of re-finding it.
Public teasers onlySemantic searchThesis-awareObserved history
The operating loop
Describe the business you want to own.
The repetitive supply work — the crawling, the deduplication, the watching for a price cut — happens underneath. What reaches a person is evidence with the source attached, at the point where judgment is the only thing left to add.
One canonical deal
Joins cross-posted listings only when title similarity and every shared financial figure agree. The cheaper error is a redundant row, not a false merge.
Meaning before keywords
Searches listing descriptions semantically, then lets the operator narrow by sector, geography, source, status, asking price, EBITDA, revenue, and freshness.
The diffs are the signal
Keeps first-seen and last-seen dates and records discoveries, price changes, relistings, and delistings instead of treating every listing as a static snapshot.
The buy box
Your thesis becomes a standing instruction.
Configure the sectors, EBITDA range, and maximum asking price once, and the screen that usually happens in somebody’s head runs against every new listing. Each flag arrives with the reasons attached, so the first question in the meeting is whether to call the broker.
SectorsMinimum EBITDAMaximum EBITDAMaximum asking price
Why DealSift flagged this
SectorOverlap with the firm’s stated sectors
EBITDAInside the configured earnings range
Asking priceInside the firm’s maximum when published
Agent access
The interface is optional. The corpus is the product.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, or another approved agent to the authenticated MCP endpoint. The same source-backed records answer the question whether it starts in chat, code, or the DealSift interface. The corpus is built from published broker teasers, it is read-only, and the endpoint reaches nothing else the firm owns.
search_deals
Search the corpus in plain language.
Returns meaning-ranked candidates for the question at hand; structured filters can narrow the same corpus.
get_deal
Inspect the record behind a match.
Returns the description, financials, location, broker listing, live source URL, and observed history for one deal.
ClaudeChatGPTClaude CodeYour own agent
Operator view
A control surface when a person wants one.
Explore exposes semantic search, structured filters, thesis flags, favorites, and deal detail. Thesis shows the standing buy box and the deals currently matching it. Both sit on the same corpus the MCP uses.
Search the whole deal universe…Meaning search
SectorsStatesSourcesStatusAsking PriceEBITDARevenueFresh onlyFlagged for youFavorites
NameLocationAskingEBITDASourceMatch
Canonical dealKnown when publishedNormalizedNormalizedAll listingsSemantic score
Open the detailDescriptionFinancialsWhy flaggedOriginal URLHistory
DealSift MCP
Put the corpus behind the operator.
DealSift supplies the live evidence. A Busy teammate owns the mandate, the judgment and the follow-through — and every approach to a broker is drafted for a partner to read and send.