Clark Code - Coding agent, but better

Clark Code is a local-first coding agent that runs on your machine. Point it at a repo and it reads code, makes edits, runs tests, and builds projects - on your laptop or a remote server over SSH. Plan mode, goal mode, parallel research agents, persistent repo context, computer use for desktop tasks, and an integrated terminal included.

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Hey Product Hunt! I built Clark Code because I kept hitting the same walls with Claude Code and Codex: every session starts from zero, knowledge stays trapped in one project, and nothing watches your back on security. Clark Code fixes all three. Your repo and org memory syncs to clarkchat.com, so the agent remembers your architecture, conventions, and past decisions — across sessions and across your whole team. Built-in security scanning runs adversarial audits on your code before you ship. And migration is one click: your MCP servers and skills import straight from Claude Code. Free tier, no card needed: clarkchat.com/clark-code. Tell me where it falls short - that's the feedback I want most.

A local-first coding agent with plan mode, parallel research agents and persistent repo context sounds seriously powerful. Congrats on the launch! 🚀

Clark Code looks genuinely exciting. The focus on coding agent, but better feels especially timely—congrats on the launch! 🚀