Stand up research infrastructure on preferred providers
Start from the providers, credentials, and clusters your team already trusts.

Use preferred providers, keep keys local, and manage bring-up, runtime inspection, and spend from one local-first operating surface.
Start from the providers, credentials, and clusters your team already trusts.

Check what is deployed, what resources are hot, and where failures live from the same control surface.

See the execution plan before resources are created, modified, or destroyed.

Understand how training, serving, and support systems fit together without reconstructing the environment by hand.

Keep infrastructure and model usage visible as work scales.

Run custom Node.js or Python agents locally for your own tools and deployment logic.

This page is built for labs and research teams that want to deploy, train, and run their own systems without giving up provider choice, key custody, or runtime visibility.
Install Clanker Cloud and connect the providers, clusters, and keys your team already uses.
Bring infrastructure online, scan the environment, and keep deployment context attached.
Use one local-first control surface to bring systems up, inspect them while they run, and keep costs visible.
Move from preferred cloud accounts and clusters to a live environment without re-documenting every dependency, service, and support system by hand.
Ask what is deployed, where failures sit, how topology is connected, and which resources are getting hot while workloads are still running.
Research teams can tie provider choice, infrastructure shape, and model usage back to actual cost instead of discovering the bill after the run is already over.
Bring local-first AI research infrastructure to the providers, clusters, and support services you already use for training, inference, and experimentation.


Teams can keep using the GPU and cloud providers they trust rather than reshaping research workflows around a single managed environment.
Clanker Cloud keeps credentials and AI keys under team control, which is a better fit for labs that treat access boundaries and data handling seriously.
The workflow connects training infrastructure, inference paths, topology, and spend so research teams do not need a separate tool for each stage.
Teams can extend the product with their own Node.js or Python agents when experiments, internal tooling, or compliance requirements need something more specific.
If your team wants to move faster without giving up provider choice or key custody, Clanker Cloud gives you one local-first workflow for bring-up, training, deployment, and runtime operations.
Use the cloud, cluster, and GPU paths your team actually wants.
Keep research momentum by bringing environments online faster and inspecting them from the same control surface.
Keep GPU and cloud costs visible while systems run so teams can decide what is worth the bill.
Bring training, deployment, and runtime operations into one local-first workflow built for teams running their own systems.
Keep credentials local, use preferred providers, and deploy, train, and run your own systems without handing control to a hosted platform.
Connect the clouds, clusters, and keys you already use, then bring infrastructure online fast.
Yes. It is designed to help teams bring up infrastructure, inspect runtime state, and manage cloud plus model spend across the providers they already use.
No. The product is local-first, so credentials and AI keys stay under team control rather than being handed to a hosted SaaS layer.
No. It also fits inference infrastructure, supporting services, and the broader environment around deployment and runtime operations.
Yes. Teams can run custom Node.js or Python agents locally so the system fits their own experiment, deployment, and operating model.
Deep Research dispatches multiple AI models and specialised subagents across your entire cloud estate — covering cost, topology, security, and resilience in a single pass. Each finding comes with severity, evidence sources, and actionable next steps.
Choose the page that matches what you want to deploy or operate next.