What is Clanker Cloud?

A short description of Clanker Cloud

Clanker Cloud is published by Nov 1337 Labs, Inc. Start Workspace in your browser at workspace.clankercloud.ai. Clanker DevOps is the additional infrastructure-operations path. New Workspace accounts receive $20 in included credits. ZDR, data residency and encryption are coming soon; review current pricing, connection requirements and data handling for your task.

Clanker Cloud at a glance

Use these names to identify the business Workspace and its related capabilities.

Choose the work you want to finish

Start with one business task and a sample you can inspect. The linked examples use authored fictional material; they do not establish customer results or authenticated assistant compatibility.

Sources: Startups: customer research and company updates · Operators: planning, reporting and handoffs · Small businesses: proposals, replies and operating work · Inspect the three business role kits

Projects, Sessions, and Agents have different jobs

A Project groups related files, instructions, and ongoing work. A Session is a conversation where you ask for a result and review progress. An Agent is the assistant doing the work, with its own instructions and selected capabilities.

Skills provide reusable methods, while Tools perform reusable operations. These are useful when you want a familiar process to be easier to repeat, such as comparing proposals using the same checklist.

An agent factory turns a tested method into a reusable specialist

Define a job, configure the Agent’s instructions, knowledge, Skills, and selected Tools, then test it on known examples. Correct the setup and reuse the Agent privately or choose how to share it.

Agent factory describes this configure-test-reuse workflow. Creating an Agent does not train a foundation model, publish a Marketplace listing, or start an always-running worker. Publication and recurring execution each need their own setup.

The result can be more than an answer

Ask for a document, spreadsheet, presentation, or analysis and inspect the saved file. Use Apps to build a private tracker or dashboard and test its behavior. Save useful knowledge in Archive or keep quick references in Bookmarks.

A generated draft still needs review. Check the facts against source material and distinguish an App preview from a published result. Private sharing and public publication serve different purposes.

Recurring work needs an explicit setup

Use hosted Loops for repeated work after each run and delay, or Schedules for set times. Test the task first, choose its inputs and permissions, and review the worker’s history and credit usage.

A connected computer must remain online for work that depends on it. Cloud environments have a separate lifecycle, and an ordinary Session does not automatically become a recurring worker.

Where computer access and DevOps fit

Clanker Secretary handles work on an enrolled computer. Clanker DevOps supports infrastructure operations. Cloud sandboxes and developer APIs support agent runtimes and integrations. They are additional paths around the browser-based Workspace.

Start with the smallest workflow that matches your task. Use the guides for setup details, starter templates for sample inputs, and comparisons when deciding which product or environment fits.