Clack Corporation

Hankscraft is a valve brand used in water-treatment systems.

KCL is an open-source, constraint-based record and functional language for generating and managing configuration, including cloud-native and Kubernetes resources. It uses schemas, static types, constraints, rules, and isolated configuration blocks to model, validate, mutate, and organize configuration while reducing boilerplate; it can generate JSON and YAML or integrate with existing data. KCL supports configuration tooling such as formatting, linting, testing, documentation, package management, IDE extensions, and SDKs for several languages, and integrates with Kubernetes through tools including the Kubectl, Kustomize, Helm, and Crossplane KCL plugins. In Crossplane workflows, it can be used to develop composition functions as independent executable source code before embedding them into YAML at build time. The project is a CNCF Sandbox project and its implementation uses Rust and C, with support for native-code and WebAssembly compilation.

Thomasnet is an industrial directory for finding manufacturers and suppliers in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, including sources for private-label and custom products.

B-Stock Solutions operates online liquidation marketplaces and auction platforms that connect retailers, manufacturers, and liquidators with business buyers seeking returned, excess, overstock, and refurbished inventory. It runs retailer- and brand-branded auction sites, including marketplaces operated for major retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot.

Clodds is a self-hosted, open-source AI trading terminal and autonomous trading agent for prediction markets, cryptocurrency spot and perpetual futures, Solana and EVM decentralized exchanges, token launches, and Bittensor mining. It is built around Claude and can be accessed through a local WebChat interface, CLI, MCP server, or 21 messaging channels. Its architecture combines four agents—main, trading, research, and alerts—with trading skills, market-data tools, semantic memory, strategy execution, and a unified risk layer. The documented capabilities include arbitrage detection, whale and copy trading, DCA bots, backtesting, order and portfolio management, circuit breakers, VaR/CVaR, volatility-regime detection, stress testing, Kelly sizing, daily loss limits, and a kill switch. It connects to prediction-market platforms, futures exchanges, Solana protocols, and EVM networks, and also provides agent-oriented forum, marketplace, token-launch, compute, and x402 USDC payment features. The project is distributed as an npm package or from source, stores local data under ~/.clodds/, supports SQLite, LanceDB, and PostgreSQL components, and is licensed under the MIT license. Its documented quick start is `npm install -g clodds` followed by `clodds onboard`; trading integrations require the relevant credentials and wallet configuration.