What is Clor?
Clor is an AI-native development environment for running parallel coding agents.
The interface is web-based. Isolated Docker sandboxes run on your Mac or Linux machine, or in the cloud, and agents use your existing Claude or Codex subscriptions.
Which agents work with Clor?
Clor uses your existing Claude or Codex subscriptions. One agent can coordinate a team of agents through shared memory.
Where does the name Clor come from?
Command Line Orchestration Runtime.
How does pricing work?
Pay as you go on prepaid credits. New accounts start with $2 free, no card required. See Pricing.
What about privacy?
See the Privacy Policy.
How do teammates share usage?
Credits belong to the team, and everyone on it draws from the same balance. Roles control who can do what (admin, billing, user).
How do I get support?
Email support@clor.com. You can also run clor support email to send a help request with diagnostics straight from the CLI.
Using it with your agent
Works with any agent that can run a shell command. Install the CLI, then add the plugin to your agent.
Then install the skills into your agent. The same command works for every supported agent and is safe to re-run.
clor install skillThe skills teach your agent to reach for Clor automatically
As you work, the skills point your agent at the Clor capability that fits what you're asking, so it can route to the cheapest model and most effective tool. They are only guidance. Your agent can override them, and so can you. You can also reach for Clor yourself anytime with /clor.
Claude Code CLI
The plugin registers slash commands under the /clor prefix. Invoke one directly, or just describe what you want and Claude picks the right one.
/clor check if example.com is up right nowClaude runs the right Clor command and reports back. You can review what it did and follow up.
Codex CLI
Codex invokes Clor with a $clor prefix instead of a slash. Same capabilities, same behavior.
$clor check if example.com is up right nowAny modern coding agent that can run a shell command works.
Claude and Codex install the skills the same way (clor install skill), each following its own convention for how commands get invoked.
The Claude Code and Codex CLIs are the most polished. The rest work the same way.
A real IMAP and SMTP inbox. Your agent reads, searches, triages, and sends mail through Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail, iCloud, or anything with normal credentials, with HTML, attachments, labels, and Gmail threads.
Connect once, store the password as a secret, and let your agent work the inbox.
/email show me emails from the last day
/email send a quick intro email to founder@startup.com/weather
Current conditions, multi-day forecasts with hourly detail, air quality, sunrise, sunset, moon phase, marine forecasts with tides, severe-weather alerts, and historical weather back to 2010, plus city and region lookup.
A small surface, useful when your agent needs to know whether it's clear tonight, what the tide is, or where a zip code sits.
/weather what's the weather forecast for 94043
/weather when's sunset in Mountain View tonight/websearch
Search, scrape, parse, screenshot, map, and crawl the live web. Pull any URL down as clean markdown, extract text from PDFs, and reach current, post-cutoff information.
The same shape covers pages, news, images, and videos, so your agent can chase a thread from query to primary source without writing glue.
/websearch find the latest SEC S-1 filings
/websearch scrape example.com
/websearch take a screenshot of news.ycombinator.com
/websearch crawl docs.example.com/ai
Delegate text, image generation and editing, speech, transcription, music, and sound effects to whichever model fits the job. One shape across Claude, GPT, Gemini, and ElevenLabs, plus OpenRouter, which fronts hundreds more open models like Llama, DeepSeek, and Qwen.
Your agent picks the right model without juggling SDKs or keys.
/ai have Claude summarize this changelog in three bullets
/ai generate an isometric illustration of a chess piece carved from obsidian
/ai edit logo.png to drop the background
/ai read this script aloud with ElevenLabs
/ai run this prompt through DeepSeek on OpenRouter/hackernews
Read Hacker News from the command line. Search stories and comments, list the top items in a recent window, fetch a story with its full comment tree, and analyze posting-time and domain trends.
Useful as a primary signal for what's getting traction in tech.
/hackernews show me the top 20 Hacker News stories
/hackernews search Hacker News for voice agents
/hackernews pull the comment thread on this story and summarize the arguments/yc
The Y Combinator directory as a queryable index of about 6,000 companies and 13,000 founders. Search and filter companies by batch, status, industry, tag, hiring status, and team size, and founders by batch, region, and current company.
Pull a full joined record from a company or founder slug. Good for sourcing, market research, and mapping a competitive landscape.
/yc find YC companies working on developer tools
/yc look up the YC company Stripe and its founders
/yc search recent fintech startups that are hiring/drive
Cloud file storage with Unix verbs (ls, cp, mv, rm). Personal and shared drives, access grants, public links with expiry, and retention that auto-deletes.
Agents use it to keep state between sessions and to hand files between machines.
/drive list what's in my drive
/drive save report.pdf to the shared drive as 2026-q1.pdf
/drive share the 2026-q1.pdf file in my shared drive/secret
An encrypted vault for credentials, API keys, and structured JSON, scoped to your account or shared across the team. Other Clor commands fetch from it at run time instead of taking credentials on the command line.
You hand it the name of a key, never the key itself, so nothing sensitive lands in a prompt or a log.
/secret store my stripe key as a secret called stripe
/secret use the stripe secret to charge this customer
/secret list my saved secrets/domains
Bulk-classify domain names as available, taken, or unknown across hundreds of TLDs. Ask once, get an answer across every extension in seconds, then run a stricter verify pass on the available tail.
Good for naming sessions, defensive registration sweeps, or building name generators.
/domains check which TLDs are available for polishedseahorse
/domains check if polishedseahorse is available on com, io, and ai/slack
Send Slack messages and follow the event stream from any space your account belongs to. Post to channels and threads, react, share files, and read messages, joins, and reactions on one resumable cursor.
Enough for your agent to watch a channel and act on what shows up, posting only where your own account already has access.
/slack post a standup summary to the #eng channel
/slack watch #support and triage the next message
/slack react with eyes to the last message in #releases/bluesky
Read and post to Bluesky over the AT Protocol. Timelines, feeds, threads, search, and profiles on the read side. Posts, replies, quotes, likes, reposts, follows, and direct messages on the write side.
Authenticate once with a handle and an app password stored as a secret, then let your agent watch a topic or run an account.
/bluesky show me my Bluesky timeline
/bluesky post "shipping today" to Bluesky
/bluesky search Bluesky for posts about AT Protocol/sites
Publish a static site to its own subdomain on clor.app, or serve it from a custom domain you own. Deploy a whole directory in one atomic release, roll back to any earlier one, and protect it with a username and password.
Good for build previews, docs, dashboards, or anything your agent generates and wants to put on the web without standing up a server.
/sites publish the ./dist folder to changelog.clor.app
/sites deploy my latest build to changelog.clor.app
/sites serve changelog.clor.app on my own domain changelog.example.com
/sites roll changelog.clor.app back to the previous release
/sites protect changelog.clor.app with a username and passwordAccount and plugin
Sign in, plug Clor into your agent, check your balance, see recent usage.
This is where you land when you're new or troubleshooting.
/clor sign me in to my Clor account
/clor install the Clor plugin into this agent
/clor show me my recent Clor usage