Superhands

Superhands gives a coding agent your team's own instructions — how your product is built, what it must never do, the decisions somebody already made — before it writes code, and checks the same instructions again on every pull request.

It connects over MCP and needs no account to start: one command creates a team from the machine it runs on, so the agent has somewhere to read from on its first call.

Connect

Run the line for the coding agent you use. Nothing has to be signed up for first.

Claude Code

SUPERHANDS_MCP_URL="https://superhands.ai/api/mcp" npx -y @super-hands/connect@latest start --claude

Cursor

SUPERHANDS_MCP_URL="https://superhands.ai/api/mcp" npx -y @super-hands/connect@latest start --cursor

Codex

SUPERHANDS_MCP_URL="https://superhands.ai/api/mcp" npx -y @super-hands/connect@latest start --codex

The command carries no account, no credential and no setup code. It creates a Superhands team from this machine, writes the MCP server config and the Superhands skill for the client you named, and seeds the team with a baseline set of Instructions so the agent's first call answers with something real.

Your agent's first tool answer carries a claim link. Open it to put the team in the Superhands app under your own account; ignore it and the agent keeps working exactly the same.

Links

/ — What Superhands is.
/start — These commands, as a web page.
/llms.txt — These commands, as plain text.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@super-hands/connect — the client the command runs.
https://superhands.ai/api/mcp — the MCP endpoint the command connects this machine to.

Once connected, ask superhands_request_guidance for context and skills relevant to the task. The first request creates its grouping automatically. Apply the supplied guidance, then tell superhands_report_influence what it changed, confirmed, or why it was unused. If nothing matches, no report is needed. Further questions are welcome when more guidance is needed; no task lifecycle is required. Tool answers link to the interaction in Activity. Older servers retain their compatible retrieval tools.