Clark Code
An AI coding agent that works on your computer or SSH host to help read code, edit code, and run tests.
About Clark Code
Clark Code is an AI coding agent that works on your own computer: give it a repository and it will read the code, make changes, and run tests. You can use the desktop GUI or install the standalone clark terminal interface on a laptop, server, CI runner, or SSH host; both connect to the same Clark account. Tasks can run on a local laptop or on a remote machine reached over SSH, where your tools run; the official description says the model stays on your side, with no cloud sandbox beyond your control. It also persistently remembers project architecture, conventions, and decisions, so you do not have to explain the codebase again in every session. The official description says you can start for free and upgrade when you need more features.
Best for
Best use cases
Point Clark Code at a code repository so the agent can read the code, make changes, and run tests
Connect to a remote machine over SSH and run your tools on the target host to complete tasks
Install the clark terminal interface on a server or CI runner and connect the same Clark account
Rely on persistent project memory to carry architecture, conventions, and decisions across sessions
Features
Repository-level development tasks
Point Clark Code at a repository and it will read the code, make changes, and run tests.
Desktop GUI and clark terminal
Use the desktop GUI or install the standalone clark terminal interface on a laptop, server, CI runner, or SSH host; both connect to the same Clark account.
Local and SSH execution
Run it on a local laptop or point it at a remote machine over SSH and run your tools there; the official description says the model stays on your side, with no cloud sandbox beyond your control.
Persistent project memory
Persistently saves project architecture, conventions, and decisions, so you do not have to explain the codebase again in every session.
Pros
- Read code, edit code, and run tests in one workflow
- Offers both a desktop GUI and the clark terminal interface, connected to the same account
- Tasks run locally or on an SSH host you choose; the official description says the model stays on your side
- Retains project architecture, conventions, and decisions to reduce repeated explanations