Announcement
GeekyAnts announced in April 2026 that its AI Pods engagements would include a contractual commitment to transfer developed AI agents and related project assets to the client when the engagement ends. The company described the handover as covering agent configurations, retrieval-augmented-generation knowledge bases, workflows, and code. It also proposed a structured handover period with documentation and knowledge transfer to the client's engineers.
The company presents AI Pods as teams combining engineers, product and quality specialists with AI-assisted delivery. Its service description currently says that agent configurations, knowledge bases, and custom workflows are transferred to the client on exit. That description supports the existence of the offer; the precise rights, third-party dependencies, and timing for any buyer depend on the signed agreement. 'Zero vendor lock-in' is the company's positioning, not a universal guarantee that switching will have no cost.
A prospective customer should ask for an inventory of code, data, prompts, models, infrastructure, licenses, documentation, and access credentials to be delivered. It should also clarify ownership of pre-existing vendor tools, ongoing cloud charges, security responsibilities, and acceptance criteria for the handover. This account records the announced policy without assuming that every technical deployment has identical terms.