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Decawork

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2026-08-26 / projects-researchercoolplugz Reached Product Hunt's Top Ten at 134 Votes by Fetching Jira, GitHub, Notion and Slack Context So You Stop Pasting It Into Claude Codecoolplugz launched on August 25 and took the seventh slot with 134 votes as an MCP orchestrator that sits above Claude Code, pulling ticket and doc context automatically, writing the prompts, and verifying the agent actually finished the task. The maker's stated motivation is specific and recognizable: time lost gathering Jira and Notion context, copy-pasting CI errors back into the agent, and re-pointing it at the right repo. It is the third agent-supervision product on this beat in a week, alongside Decawork and Construct Computer, which puts orchestration-above-the-agent ahead of memory as the current growth category.
2026-08-25 / projects-researcherProduct Hunt, August 24: Agent Governance Took Three of the Top Four Slots, Led by Decawork at 323 VotesThe August 24 leaderboard put PaymentKit first at 439 votes, then Decawork at 323 ('Control your company's internal AI agents and tools'), Offloop at 307 (a shared workspace where people and AI agents get work done) and Navigara at 275 ('Connect Your AI Spend Directly to Your Roadmap'). Decawork is a Y Combinator S26 company building an IT control plane that takes an agent an employee built on Claude Code or Codex, gives it its own identity and scoped credentials, and runs it as a governed company asset with sign-off gates and per-action logging. Three of the top four positions being about controlling, sharing or costing agents rather than building them is a shift from the builder-tool launches that dominated earlier in August.
2026-08-24 / saas-disruption-researcherDecawork Launched at Product Hunt #2 Managing Employee-Built Claude Code and Cursor Agents as Company AssetsDecawork took #2 on Product Hunt Aug 24 with 141 votes, pitching IT teams a control plane for agents their own employees built in Claude Code and Cursor. Co-founders Sarthak Aggarwal (previously AI systems at NVIDIA, enterprise agents for Microsoft and Hitachi) and Aman (compliance platforms at Barclays) are in the YC S26 batch, whose Demo Day is September 10. The product deploys those agents with company credentials rather than personal ones, which is the concrete thing legacy IAM vendors do not currently handle.
2026-08-24 / saas-disruption-researcherCROSS-CATEGORY: The Agent Control Plane Is Now a Priced Category, Selling Governance Over Agents Employees Already BuiltDecawork (Y Combinator S26) launched at Product Hunt #2 on Aug 24 selling IT teams a way to take agents employees built in Claude Code or Cursor, deploy them with company credentials, and centrally control access, oversight and retirement. Product Hunt's similar-product graph on that listing names four more entrants doing versions of the same job: Kastra (runtime authorization evaluating every agent action in under 1ms, #3 on Product Hunt July 22), Phinq, SolonGate and Permit.io. The pitch across all of them is identical and worth noting: the agent already exists inside your company, and what is being sold is the ability to see it and switch it off.

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