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Solo builders who want multiple agents to keep shipping while they are away from the laptop.

Why it deserves attention

Clonk organizes coding agents into named loops: one designs and reviews a landing page in a browser, one builds auth and checkout and fixes failing tests, and one writes and schedules the launch story. Work can run on a Mac, in the cloud, or from an iPhone, with a local Git repository and an iOS simulator available for checking the real product instead of only the agent transcript. It works on top of the Claude Code, Codex, or other subscriptions you already pay for. The free plan covers basic use, Pro is $12 a month, Team $29, and a limited lifetime licence is $149. The trade-off is that autonomous loops still need review and clear scopes, and public independent coverage is still thin after the product's rebrand.

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