The design agent for coding agents
Give every coding agent your team’s design judgment.
Superhands turns your live codebase into design context agents can use while they implement—not after the work arrives for review. Less rework for engineering. More control for design. Better product on the first pass.
- Your real componentsin context
- Your product patternsin context
- Your existing viewsin context
- Your design guidancein context
Every agent starts from what your product already is — not a guess at what it might be.
For design teams
Stop being the last mile of every implementation.
When coding agents work without design context, the design team becomes the quality-control layer for every interface they produce.
- 01
Review becomes the work
Every change needs a designer to catch the details an agent could have understood before it wrote the first line.
- 02
Feedback starts from zero
The same notes about spacing, hierarchy, components and behaviour get written again on the next pull request.
- 03
Standards live in people’s heads
The judgment that makes the product feel coherent rarely fits inside a component library or a static guideline.
- 04
Control arrives too late
By the time design sees an implementation, its structure is already expensive to change and pressure is building to ship it.
Superhands puts your real components, product patterns, existing views and design guidance where coding agents work. Your judgment travels with the implementation instead of chasing it through review.
For engineering teams
Get the context right before the first diff.
A coding agent can move quickly and still send an engineer backwards when it has to guess how the product is meant to be built.
- 01
Finished work gets redone
A technically correct feature comes back for another pass because it used the wrong patterns, primitives or interaction model.
- 02
Documentation drifts
Loose notes and old examples describe the product as it was, while the source of truth has already moved on.
- 03
Agents invent the missing pieces
Without reliable context, agents create one-off components and generic UI where a product-specific answer already exists.
- 04
Reviews become archaeology
Engineers reconstruct decisions from code, comments and old pull requests just to explain why the existing pattern matters.
Superhands gives every coding agent a living, structured reading of the codebase. Agents start from what already exists, engineers review fewer avoidable choices, and new UI lands closer to the product on its first pass.