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What the maker publishes
- Ansible import
- Clad can convert Ansible playbooks to Clad format with one command. source
- Ansible import
- Clad can convert Ansible playbooks to Clad format with one command. source
- Compliance
- The Enterprise offering lists compliance reports. source
- Dependencies
- The maker describes Clad as a single 5MB binary that needs no Python, pip, or virtualenvs. source
- Drift detection
- Clad compares declared state with live servers to identify manual changes. source
- Drift detection
- Clad compares declared state against live servers to identify manual changes. source
- Enterprise features
- Enterprise offerings listed include audit dashboards, scheduled drift scans, team RBAC and SSO, and compliance reports. source
- Enterprise integrations
- The Enterprise offering lists webhook notifications. source
- Execution
- Clad uses SSH and says it needs no agent on managed hosts. source
- Installation
- The page gives Cargo and shell-script commands to install Clad or download its binary. source
- Installation
- The page gives Cargo and shell-script commands to install Clad or download its binary. source
- Integrations
- The page describes Ansible playbook import and webhook notifications for enterprise teams. source
- Maker
- The page footer identifies Grundlabs as the maker; it does not state a headquarters or founding year. source
- Managed hosts
- The maker says Clad uses SSH keys and requires no agent on managed hosts. source
- Plan before apply
- Clad shows what will change on every host before commands run. source
- Plan before apply
- Clad shows what will change on every host before a command runs. source
- Reusable patterns
- Clad Shapes let users define a service pattern once and deploy it repeatedly. source
- Reusable patterns
- Clad Shapes let users define a service pattern once and deploy it repeatedly. source
- Rollback
- Clad says it rolls back changes in reverse order if a task fails. source
- Rollback
- Clad says it rolls back changes in reverse order if a task fails. source
- Speed
- Clad says batched checks use four SSH round-trips instead of 139 and are 10x faster than Ansible on real infrastructure. source
- Support
- Priority support is listed as an enterprise offering; the page provides [email protected] for contact. source
- Support
- Priority support is listed as an Enterprise offering, and the page gives [email protected] as a contact. source
- Team access
- The Enterprise offering lists team RBAC and SSO. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.