Set up Shed.

Two pieces, installed separately. The CLI deploys. The skill teaches your agent to drive it. Neither is open yet.

The CLI is the only required one. Everything works without the skill; your agent just needs more hand-holding.

• The CLIsoonRequiredPackages your project, builds it on Shed, returns a live URL.
• The agent skillsoonOptionalTeaches Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to write a SHED file and run the CLI.
• MCPNot built yetA server your agent connects to instead of running the CLI.

The same two installs, written up for the agent you actually use: where its skill goes, what to ask it, and the command each ask ends up running.

• CCClaude CodeAnthropic's terminal agent. It reads the codebase, edits files, and runs commands in your shell.
• CUCursorAn editor with an agent in it, plus a CLI that runs the same agent headless in a terminal.
• CXCodex CLIOpenAI's coding agent for the terminal. It reads AGENTS.md, edits the repo, and runs commands.
• OCOpenCodeAn open-source terminal agent with a TUI, provider-agnostic, so the model behind it is your choice.
• GEGemini CLIGoogle's open-source terminal agent. It reads GEMINI.md for context and runs commands in your shell.
• GHGitHub Copilot CLIGitHub's coding agent in the terminal, with its repositories and issues close at hand.
• AMAmpSourcegraph's coding agent, run from the terminal or from an editor extension.
• CNClineAn open-source agent that runs as an IDE extension, a CLI, or a task board.
• ADAiderA pair-programming CLI that edits files and commits them, with git as the undo button.