Start in plain English
Describe the job you want done. You do not need to write a system prompt or configure a framework first.
Give it one job. Make it yours.
Describe the outcome you want. Clanker helps you shape the instructions, personality, knowledge, capabilities, privacy, and first test task—without starting from code.
New accounts start with $20 in Clanker credits.
Describe the outcome in your own words.
Explore the five-step setup, then switch to Advanced for purpose, journeys, runtime, and exact capability controls. Your real agent stays editable, and sharing stays a separate decision.
Write the outcome in one or two sentences. Clanker prepares the name, instructions, and a focused starting setup for you.
Each agent can have its own job, identity, knowledge, working style, capability boundary, and sharing choice.
Describe the job you want done. You do not need to write a system prompt or configure a framework first.
Choose a warm collaborator, a clear operator, an analytical expert, or let the agent adapt its tone to each request.
Link skills and pin the files it should reach for first, so each run starts with the right context.
Start narrow, review what the agent can use, and keep sensitive actions inside your approval boundaries.
Use the simple setup now and refine journeys, models, loops, and runtime choices whenever the work needs more structure.
Test inside your Workspace, then publish a reviewed version to the Marketplace only when you choose.
A good custom agent has a clear outcome, the context to do the work, and a boundary you understand.
“Compare customer requests with our roadmap and deliver a weekly evidence-based priority report.”
“Turn launches, customer stories, and upcoming milestones into a clear weekly content plan.”
“Watch production health, investigate meaningful failures, and alert the team with evidence and next steps.”
“Track meeting decisions, prepare follow-ups, and keep project notes and action items current.”
Your new agent starts inside your Workspace. Public sharing requires a separate review, and private files, secrets, local resources, and connected accounts stay outside the published version.
No. Start by describing the job in plain English. Clanker prepares a useful first setup, and you can refine the details when you want more control.
Yes. New agents start private. Publishing to the Marketplace is a separate, explicit choice after you review what will be shared.
You can link skills, pin project files, and choose focused capabilities such as web research, project knowledge, schedules, connected apps, or project-file editing. The setup stays subject to your account and approval boundaries.
Yes. The first setup is a starting point. Test the agent on real work, then refine its instructions, personality, knowledge, capabilities, and advanced workflow settings.
Create your Clanker Cloud account, open Workspace, and turn a real piece of work into your own specialist agent.