From Real Workflows to Real Autonomy
StandardHands is the flagship product of Real AGI Corp.
It builds intelligent agents by capturing how teams actually work – on screen, in chat, and across interfaces – and transforms those behaviors into distributable digital twins. Unlike copilots that suggest code, StandardHands learns directly from usage – clicks, Slack threads, spreadsheets, and real apps – and executes full workflows autonomously.
Real-World Workflow Capture
We capture remote sessions – terminal usage, screen recordings, and Slack/Discord task chats – to build a high-fidelity dataset of human behavior across DevOps, HR, finance, and operations.
AI Agents from Real Data
Using OpenHands, DSPy, Screenpipe, and Kasm Workspaces, we turn annotated workflows into intelligent, replayable agents. Our stack handles data ingestion, prompt optimization, GUI execution, and secure remote control.
Scalable Digital Twins
Each session becomes a structured training event. Each agent becomes a reusable, adaptable digital twin that scales horizontally across tools and orgs. This forms the basis of a general-purpose automation layer – not a narrow script, but a proto-AGI system built from real work.
StandardHands targets companies with high-complexity, low-leverage workflows that are hard to automate with templates.
> DevOps (CI/CD, infra ops, onboarding) — early traction ($25K ACV)
> Finance (reporting, budgeting, reconciliation) — next focus ($18K ACV)
> HR (onboarding, reviews, compliance) — expansion target ($15K ACV)
All agents are trained on real sessions and adapted across use cases via modular DSPy prompts and screen-level GUI control.
The leading ML platform that provides value to your entire team
Our Differentiation
We go beyond coding copilots or brittle bots — our agents learn real behaviors from real users and scale them with intelligence. Unlike traditional RPA or newer dev-centric copilots:
Agents adapt with DSPy instead of rigid scripts.
Open source at the core — easier to audit, modify, and integrate.
Built for GUI churn — frequent layout changes are handled with Screenpipe + VideoSDK, not brittle selectors.