# 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:

    npx -y @super-hands/connect@latest start --claude

Cursor:

    npx -y @super-hands/connect@latest start --cursor

Codex:

    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

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

Once connected, the server's tools are self-describing. Start with superhands_get_instructions: it answers with the team's Instructions, and with the claim link while the team is unclaimed.