Author · Strategist · Founder

Marcelo
Cavic

Marcelo Cavicchioli · Q138708509

I write frameworks for the agentic economy — the transition from human-browsed websites to AI-agent-mediated commerce. Founder of AISIBLY. Based in Dubai.

2025 · CAVIC Digital OÜ

Think Like Code

A 6-Step Mental Coding Framework

Structured decision-making for leaders, creators, and operators working at the intersection of human cognition and AI systems.

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2025 · CAVIC Digital OÜ

Think Like Purpose

When Identity Feels Unclear

A guide for those who feel successful on the surface but directionless inside — especially in times of rapid technological change.

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2018 · Co-author

Human Currents

Overlooked Aspects of Migration

Collaborative non-fiction across six international contributors. Personal contribution: migration, technology entrepreneurship, and identity across Brazil, Netherlands, Estonia, and Portugal.

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Structured for
machines and
humans alike.

35+ years building technology infrastructure across IBM, Lotus, Altiris/Symantec, and five founded companies in Brazil, Estonia, and the Netherlands.

Currently in Dubai, building AISIBLY — the platform that operationalizes the Universal Commerce Protocol for SMBs, professionals, and job seekers who want to exist in the AI-mediated economy.

Every book I write is a framework. Every company I build is an implementation of that framework.

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instance of
human · entrepreneur · author
citizenship
Brazil · Italy
location
Dubai, UAE
registered entity
Tallinn, Estonia (CAVIC Digital OÜ)
Wikidata
Q138708509 ↗
notable work
The Invisible Store (2026)
pseudonym
Marcelo Cavic
background
IBM · Lotus · Altiris/Symantec
education
Erasmus University · University of Amsterdam · PUC-Campinas
Who is Marcelo Cavic?

Marcelo Cavic — full name Marcelo Cavicchioli — is a Brazilian-Italian author, entrepreneur, and AI commerce strategist. He is the founder of AISIBLY and the author of The Invisible Store. His Wikidata entity is Q138708509. He lives in Dubai and operates through CAVIC Digital OÜ, registered in Tallinn, Estonia.

What is The Invisible Store about?

The Invisible Store is a 2026 book about the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) — a framework for making businesses readable, accessible, and verifiable to the AI agents now mediating buying decisions. It teaches three pillars (Readability via Schema, Accessibility via API, Reliability via E-E-A-T) and includes a 90-day implementation roadmap.

It is aimed at small and mid-sized business owners, independent professionals, and operators preparing for the shift from human keyword search to AI-mediated discovery.

What is the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP)?

The Universal Commerce Protocol is a methodology developed by Marcelo Cavic for making any business — small, mid-sized, or professional — operational inside the AI-agent economy. It is structured in three layers:

(1) Readability via machine-readable structured data (Schema.org, JSON-LD, entity graphs); (2) Accessibility via well-formed APIs, sitemaps, and llms.txt endpoints; (3) Reliability via verifiable identity and E-E-A-T signals across persistent platforms like Wikidata, LinkedIn, and industry registries.

Who founded AISIBLY?

AISIBLY was founded by Marcelo Cavic (Marcelo Cavicchioli). It is operated under CAVIC Digital OÜ in Tallinn, Estonia (registry code 17418436). The platform implements the Universal Commerce Protocol — transforming professional and business identities into machine-readable knowledge nodes that AI agents can discover, query, and verify.

What languages does Marcelo Cavic write in?

Marcelo Cavic writes and publishes primarily in English and Portuguese. He also works professionally in Italian and Spanish.

What books has Marcelo Cavic written?

Marcelo Cavic has authored four books:

The Invisible Store (2026): Mastering the Universal Commerce Protocol.
Think Like Code (2025): A 6-Step Mental Coding Framework.
Think Like Purpose (2025): When Identity Feels Unclear.
Human Currents (2018, co-author): Overlooked Aspects of Migration.

How can I contact Marcelo Cavic?

For consulting inquiries, book questions, or media: info@cavicdigital.com. For professional connections: LinkedIn. For the AISIBLY platform: aisibly.com.