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Launch HN: Prized (YC S26) – Let non-engineer staff build secure internal tools

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AI tools can be built internally for operations, support, and finance teams with scoped and audited access behind company sign-in. Admins approve each data connector, ensuring security and allowing teams to create customized tools such as customer lookups by name, email, or order number.

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    Launch HN: Prized (YC S26) – Let non-engineer staff build secure internal tools

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Hacker News · prized.dev

Launch HN: Prized (YC S26) – Let non-engineer staff build secure internal tools ↗
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  • Praise: Congratulations with your launch! I suspect the product market fit for tools like these will be huge, especially for SMBs lacking the budget for complex solutions.
  • Praise: Awesome launch and good pricing. We built a similar version in our org that met a real need and worked fabulously.
  • Praise: I like the security-first posture. The audit control and permissions management around connectors is great!
  • Concern: Any call the agent makes to an external connector is reviewed by an LLM judge — but how reliable is that? It shows a lack of understanding of basic security posture.
  • Concern: We assume LLMs can always be fooled, so the judge is just one step of the verification process, highlighting potential weaknesses in security.