Cloud computer for autonomous work
Clark Agent runs on a managed computer in Clark’s cloud with a browser, terminal, and file storage, so it can complete multi-step work without staying open in your browser.
Clark Labs offers Clark Agent for autonomous cloud-based web work and Clark Code for local or SSH-based coding tasks. It also provides an OpenAI-compatible API gateway to call Clark models or route frontier models through Clark.
Clark Labs builds two related products: Clark Agent for autonomous work in the cloud, and Clark Code for coding tasks on your own machine. The site positions them as different ways to put the same underlying AI systems to work, depending on whether the job is web-based operations or software development.
Clark Agent runs in Clark’s cloud with its own browser, terminal, and files, so it can research, build documents and websites, fill forms, and repeat workflows for hours without keeping a tab open. Clark Code runs on a laptop or a remote host over SSH, reading, editing, and running a real repository with persistent memory of the codebase.
Clark Agent runs on a managed computer in Clark’s cloud with a browser, terminal, and file storage, so it can complete multi-step work without staying open in your browser.
It can research across the web, build websites and documents, fill forms, and run recurring workflows, returning outputs you can review before using them.
Clark Code runs on your own machine or a remote host over SSH, so it works against your real repository instead of a separate cloud sandbox.
It provides a native desktop app with a file tree, readable diffs, an approval gate, and a built-in terminal for code changes and test runs.
The Clark Platform exposes an OpenAI-compatible API gateway for calling Clark Agent or routing to frontier models, while keeping the client pattern familiar.
Official SDKs are listed for TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Rust, and Zig, with resources for models, responses, chat completions, files, memories, and code repositories.
Use Clark Agent when you need a browser-driven task completed end to end, such as web research, booking a table, comparing options, or filling out online forms.
Use Clark Agent for work that needs to run for a while, including recurring monitoring, weekly reports, and other workflows that should continue after you close the tab.
Use Clark Code when you want an AI assistant to work directly in your repository, edit files, run tests, and review changes on a laptop or remote host.
Use the Clark Platform when you want an OpenAI-compatible API layer that can either invoke Clark Agent or route requests to frontier models with retries handled by Clark.
Use the enterprise engagement offering when a team wants Clark Labs to install the same loop-based approach inside an organization and supervise it on-site.
Clark Agent runs in Clark’s cloud and can continue working with the tab closed. It uses its own browser, terminal, and file storage to complete tasks and return artifacts for review.
Clark Code runs on your own machine, or on a remote host over SSH, and is available as a native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. macOS is signed and notarized, and Linux is also offered as .deb and .rpm packages.
The platform is OpenAI-compatible. It can either let Clark Agent own the loop, or it can act as a model gateway so your app keeps its existing OpenAI-compatible client while Clark handles routing and retries.
Pricing is available on the site for Clark Agent plans, including individual and team options. The pricing page says live regional prices, supported currencies, and included credits are loaded from billing for your region before checkout.
The source does not describe a single product that covers both cloud agent work and local coding. The site presents Clark Agent and Clark Code as two separate products with different environments and best-fit use cases.
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