Decawork

Decawork is a management platform for IT teams that need to keep internal AI agents under control. As more departments build their own agents using tools like ChatGPT, Claude Code, n8n, or Microsoft Copilot, IT loses visibility into what those agents can access and do. Decawork solves that by giving IT a single dashboard to see every agent running across the company, approve what systems each agent can reach, and review a complete log of every action taken. Think of it as an identity and access management layer purpose-built for the messy, multi-tool reality of internal AI agent adoption.

The platform works with agents built anywhere — the page shows examples from ChatGPT, Claude Code, n8n, Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI Agents SDK, LangGraph, CrewAI, Gemini, Codex, and Cursor. IT gets an agent inventory showing status (live or paused), team ownership, skills, and tools each agent uses. Access controls use short-lived credentials with exact permissions and approval gates, so an agent can only touch the systems it needs. Every action is logged and attributable: you can see what happened, which agent did it, and who approved it. Decawork is SOC 2 certified.

This tool is built for IT and security teams at companies where business units are already building AI agents without central oversight. It's also useful for compliance officers who need audit trails for internal AI usage. Real-world use cases include letting marketing run a LinkedIn content agent while IT controls its access to the CRM, or letting engineering deploy a release coordinator agent while IT monitors its reach into deployment tools. Decawork doesn't build agents — it gives IT the confidence to say yes to them.