Frequently asked questions.

Clarsky gives you a live view of your agent from your phone: current task, progress, execution plan, and a plain-English activity feed. A lightweight companion on your machine reads the agent's state and sends the compressed version to you, so you can check in from anywhere in seconds.

You can answer the agent's questions, approve or reject decisions, send follow-up instructions mid-task, and pause or stop a run, all from your phone. It is real supervision and steering, more than a status page.

Safer with supervision than without. Clarsky notifies you at the moments that matter: when the agent has a question, when tests or a deploy fail, when an approval is needed, and when the run finishes. Destructive operations can require an explicit approval from your phone before the agent proceeds.

No. The companion reads locally and sends summaries, state, questions, and diffs to your phone. Your repository stays on your computer.

Clarsky is built for autonomous coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, with a design that leaves room for more agent frameworks over time.

A live status with percent progress, the current step, an execution plan with completed and upcoming tasks, generated files you can open, and a session summary with changed files, commits, and test results when the run completes.

Clarsky is in active development and we are onboarding people from the waitlist in cohorts. Join the waitlist to get your founding-member number and an invite as we open access. We keep every member updated on progress by email.

Pricing will be announced closer to launch. The first 5,000 founding members receive 25% off their first three months as a thank-you for being early. Your founding code is tied to your waitlist number and applied automatically.

Founding members get early access ahead of public launch, a priority invite tuned to the agent they use, 25% off their first three months, and a direct line to shape the roadmap. Only the first 5,000 numbers are eligible for the founding discount.

Sharing Clarsky helps us open access sooner and is the best way to support an early product. Every founding member keeps their number, and the more developers who join, the faster we bring cohorts off the list.