How GodHands launched on X

GodHands learns how teams actually work, capturing the steps, decisions, and exceptions that never get written down, and turns that knowledge into living playbooks and answers with sources so people and AI agents can put it to work. The launch targets a familiar operations problem: the refund that bends the policy, the customer who always gets a call, the spreadsheet that is actually the source of truth. That tacit know-how walks out the door when employees leave, and teams use GodHands to run operations, onboard employees, hand over roles, integrate acquisitions, and automate work. The timing is tied to the broader push to put AI agents into real back-office workflows, which tend to fail without the undocumented context a tenured employee carries. By producing playbooks that cite their sources, GodHands aims to serve both the human reader looking for the right answer and the agent that needs a reliable procedure to execute against. The company is part of Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch and is based in San Francisco. It was founded in 2026 by Sai Vamshi Batchu and Aditya Bommakanti , who are launching publicly as a two-person team. Batchu, CEO, was previously a quantitative researcher at a high-frequency trading firm and studied CS at IIT Kharagpur. Bommakanti, CTO, previously built low-latency systems at a high-frequency trading firm, has published research at NeurIPS, and studied CS at IIT Delhi.