Flisk vs Warp, Superset, skills.sh and Coder

These help coding agents work. Flisk runs the stack the agent works on.

Task Flisk Local dev stack Warp Agentic terminal Superset Parallel coding agents skills.sh Agent skills directory Coder Self-hosted workspaces
Install agent skills
npx skills add flisk-sh/flisk-skills

flisk connect also writes them

No equivalent

Use skills with --skill; no install command

npx skills add paradevai/skills

Desktop app installs them automatically

No equivalent

Skills are SKILL.md files or set in the Agents UI

Connect an agent to the tool
claude mcp add superset --transport http https://api.superset.sh/mcp

Claude Code's own command; hosted MCP server

No equivalent

Installs skills only. No MCP setup.

No equivalent

Add coder exp mcp server to the client's MCP config by hand

Serve tools to an agent over MCP
No equivalent

oz only attaches MCP servers (--mcp, oz mcp list)

Not needed

Hosted at https://api.superset.sh/mcp; nothing to run

Not needed

Skills are files, not an MCP server

coder exp mcp server

Experimental; stdio server

Start the app the agent works on
Different job, closest command.
superset terminals create --workspace ws_… --command "bun run dev"

Runs one command in a workspace terminal

Not needed

Skills installer; it does not run apps

Different job, closest command.
coder start my-workspace

Starts the workspace, not your app

See agent sessions
Different job, closest command.
oz run list

Lists cloud agent runs only

Different job, closest command.
superset snapshot

Live agents per workspace, not stored sessions

Not needed

Skills installer; no agent sessions

No equivalent

Web UI or GET /chats; the Tasks CLI was removed

Run agents in parallel, isolated
No equivalent

One stack per project

Different job, closest command.
oz agent run-cloud --environment <ENVIRONMENT_ID> --prompt "..."

Starts one cloud run per command, not on your machine

superset workspaces create --project prj_… --name "fix-login-bug" --branch fix/login-bug --local --agent claude --prompt "…"

Each workspace is its own git worktree

Not needed

Skills installer; it does not run agents

Different job, closest command.
coder create my-workspace

Creates a workspace; does not launch an agent

Find skills
Different job, closest command.
oz agent skills --repo owner/repo

Lists skills in your environments or one repo; no search

No equivalent

superset skills list shows installed skills only

npx skills find typescript
Update installed skills
No equivalent

Skills refresh when the app launches

No equivalent

coder update updates workspaces, not skills