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Own what makes you different.

Superhands automatically captures your team’s expertise and makes it available to your AI tools.

  1. AI alone won’t set your company apart.

    Your competitors can use the same AI you do. Without your team’s expertise, your work looks like everyone else’s. Customers find it harder to see why they should choose you.

  2. Your AI doesn’t know what you do.

    You know what good work looks like and which mistakes to avoid. Much of that expertise stays in people’s heads, so everyone explains it to AI in their own way. You keep repeating yourself, and your team’s standards start to drift.

  3. Your experience should become a company asset.

    Your team learns from every project. When those lessons stay in people’s heads, your company misses the chance to build shared expertise that improves future work and lasts beyond any one person.

  4. Put what makes you different to work.

    Superhands automatically captures your team’s expertise as you work, so your AI tools can draw on the same experience and standards. Your team decides what Superhands learns. That expertise becomes an asset your company owns and improves.

How it works

Save it as you work

Tell your agent once and it saves it for the team: knowledge for what to know, skills for how to do it.

Maya’s Claude Code

MayaBefore anyone drafts a spec, ask who owns the decision. Save that for the team.

Claude CodeSaved to your team’s knowledge, and added as step 1 of Write a product spec.

KnowledgeDecision owners

Every spec names who owns the decision before drafting starts.

What agents should know
SkillWrite a product spec
  1. Ask who owns the decision.
  2. Define the goal and scope.
  3. Draft the spec.
The process agents follow

Every agent gets the latest

When an agent starts a task, it asks for the expertise that fits, in whatever tool your teammate uses.

Team agentsLive
  • Drafting the Q4 pricing specRunning
    Maya · Claude Code
    SkillWrite a product specKnowledgeDecision ownersKnowledgePricing principles
  • Adding usage-based billingRunning
    Alex · Cursor
    SkillRelease a changeKnowledgeTenant boundaries
  • Reviewing the onboarding screensFinished 4m ago
    Sam · Codex
    SkillReview an interfaceKnowledgeDecision owners

See what it changed

After each run, the agent reports what it used, adapted or skipped. Fix it once and every next run starts from the fix.

Draft the Q4 pricing specMaya · Claude Code · 6m
  1. 00:04
    SkillWrite a product specv3Adapted

    “The skill has no out-of-scope step. Reviewers kept asking, so I added an out-of-scope section.”

    Edit skillv3 v4
    1. Define the goal and scope.
    2. List what’s out of scope.
    3. Draft the spec.
    Saved as v4 for every agent’s next run
  2. 00:04
    KnowledgeDecision ownersApplied
  3. 00:05
    KnowledgePricing principlesNot used

What it works on

Any work your team has a way of doing.

A launch post. An interview summary. A release. The weekly review.

Planning
Your connected agent

Turn this idea into a spec using our team’s planning process.

Superhands supplied your team’s skill
SkillWrite a product spec
  1. Ask who owns the decision.Applied
  2. Define the goal and scope.Applied
  3. Say what done looks like.Adapted
As the agent reported it

Shared guidanceGoals and decision owners + product-spec skill

Give every project the right starting point.

Goals and constraints
Give agents the priorities, boundaries, and decisions that shape the plan.
Clear product specs
Reuse your team’s process for defining scope, ownership, and a useful outcome.
Better next steps
Capture what a plan missed so future projects can start with better guidance.

Works with

Your agents. Your team’s knowledge.

Keep the tools you like. Give them the knowledge and skills your team shares.

  • Claude Code
  • Figma
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • ChatGPT
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Claude Cowork
  • Lovable
  • Grok
  • And more
  • Paper

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why not just keep this in a shared doc?

You can, and most teams start there. But the doc is where the rule lives. It isn’t what the agent reads.

How do agents connect?

Paste one command into your agent, or add Superhands through its MCP connector settings.

Is what the agent reports verified?

No. Agents report which knowledge and skills they used and what changed. These reports show the agent’s account of its work, not independently verified compliance.

Who can see my team’s knowledge and skills?

Knowledge and skills belong to your team. Team members and agents connected to that team can access them; other teams cannot.

Your team’s knowledge.
Every agent’s starting point.

We’re opening Superhands to teams a few at a time. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when your spot opens.