YC-Backed Decawork: A Control Plane for IT to Govern Internal AI Agents
ycombinator · x · 2026-08-13
Backed by Y Combinator, Decawork launches as a comprehensive AI agent control plane designed for enterprise IT teams.
- The Problem: Teams are rapidly building and deploying AI tools with real system access, but lacking standard shipping protocols, oversight, and monitoring.
- The Solution: Whether built in Claude Code, Codex, or any other stack, Decawork converts agents into manageable company infrastructure.
- Key Features:
- Deploy: Assigns unique identities and scoped credentials to each agent, requiring IT sign-off before going live.
- Govern: Intercepts tool calls, holding sensitive actions for approval while logging everything else.
- Maintain: Monitors runs 24/7, alerting IT via Slack to expired credentials or failures, with options to pause or restore agents.
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