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Flisk
Flisk: CLI tool that generates, links, and orchestrates local development tech stacks and containers.
Flisk CLI bridges the gap between application logic and local infrastructure. Developers write a service.json file for each service, and Flisk instantly autodetects the stack to generate Dockerfiles, Traefik routing, and Tiltfiles. It runs containers via Docker and live-updates them with Tilt while developers code, without requiring a local Kubernetes cluster. The tool is built for agent systems and local development, supporting runtimes like Bun, Node, Python, Go, and Rust. It includes an interactive terminal dashboard and configuration drift checking.
Flisk at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: CLI, Docker, self-hosted, open source
- Pricing: Free core CLI
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: github.com/flisk-sh/flisk
Key features
- Generate Dockerfiles and Tiltfiles from service manifests
- Orchestrate local development stacks with a single command
- Live-update containers on file changes using Tilt
- Inspect running services in an interactive terminal dashboard
- Check environment readiness with a built-in doctor command
- Verify configuration drift against generated files
- Route traffic with built-in Traefik and Postgres integration
Use it for
- Start a whole local development tech stack
- Add a new service with automatically generated configuration files
- Inspect running services in an interactive dashboard
- Check machine and port readiness for local development
- Scaffold a new microservices project with a guided CLI tool
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