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Markets2026-08-13 · source-backed
Nuphos hit #2 on Product Hunt with a workspace where agents inspect resources, read logs, and open dashboards freely, but propose any mutating action as a plan a human approves, using short-lived least-privilege credentials with fine-grained IAM and a full audit trail. Read-freely, write-by-approval is the same split Nutanix and Atlassian shipped as MCP servers this month, and the same split qwen-code chose with read-only teammates. When four unrelated products land on one permission model in a month, that's the pattern settling.
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Jason Lemkin traced the numbers: Mailchimp peaked around $1.06B ARR in Q4 FY22, the only quarter Intuit ever disclosed the figure, and by Q3 FY26 it's in outright year-over-year revenue decline. Intuit paid $12B for it in 2021 when it was doing $800M and growing ~20%. Intuit h...
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