Tutorials
TutorialsGetting Started with Sharkly in 10 Minutes
Getting started with Sharkly takes ten minutes: connect a Computer, create an Agent, and assign your first Task. A step-by-step first run for dev teams.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsDevin Alternative: Orchestrate the Agents You Already Pay For
Looking for a Devin alternative? The real question is whether you need another metered agent or the coordination layer around the agents your team already has. An honest breakdown.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsChat with an AI Agent or Assign a Task? When to Use Which
Chat with an AI agent to explore, plan, or ask questions; assign a Task when work needs ownership, status, and review. Learn Sharkly's decision rules and chat modes.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsSharkly vs. Tembo: Two Ways to Run the Agents You Already Pay For
Tembo runs coding agents in cloud sessions billed on a usage allowance. Sharkly runs them on Computers you connect, on your existing subscriptions. A fair comparison of both models.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsSharkly vs. Linear: Delegation UI vs. Execution Infrastructure
Linear delegates issues to agents; the work runs on each vendor's infrastructure. Sharkly runs agents on Computers you connect. Where that line falls, and when Linear alone is enough.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsSharkly vs. Jira: Where Should Your AI Agents Actually Run?
Jira added agents with Rovo Dev. Sharkly runs agents on Computers you connect and syncs back to Jira. Here is the honest line between them, and when Jira alone is enough.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsSprints for Hybrid Human-AI Teams: How Sprints Work in Sharkly
Sprints in Sharkly are time-boxed Task sets owned by one Space, with automatic or manual cycles and burnup reporting. Plan hybrid human-agent Sprints around review capacity, not execution.
Ashley Innocent
August 28, 2026
TutorialsAutomations in Sharkly: Standups, Bug Triage, and Reports That Run Themselves
Sharkly Automations start an Agent from a schedule, status change, comment phrase, or webhook. Set up standup summaries, bug triage, and reports with run history.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsSkills in Sharkly: Turn One Developer's Prompt Craft into Team Infrastructure
How Skills work in Sharkly: create or import reusable Agent instructions, scope them to your org, Space, or one Agent, bind them to Agents, and govern who edits what.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsAgents in Sharkly: Building AI Teammates You Can Actually Trust
An Agent in Sharkly is a saved, reusable configuration: instructions, Runtime, Skills, repositories, and run settings. Here is how to configure one you can trust with real work.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsComputers in Sharkly: Run Agents on Your Laptop, Your Servers, or Both
A Computer is the execution host for Agent work in Sharkly: your laptop, a remote server, or a container. Here is how the local service, Runtimes, and concurrency actually work.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsThe Sharkly CLI and API: Script Your Agent Workforce
The Sharkly CLI and REST API let scripts create Tasks, inspect runs, and manage Computers. Here are the credentials, the commands, and the webhook triggers that connect CI.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsWhat Is AI Agent Project Management? A Practical Guide
AI agent project management is assigning, tracking, and reviewing work done by AI agents alongside people. Learn the operating loop, what changes in each PM primitive, and when you need it.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsHow Sharkly Runs Agents in Parallel Without Merge Conflicts
Sharkly gives every Task run its own isolated directory and git worktree on a connected Computer, so parallel AI coding agents never clobber each other's changes.
Ashley Innocent
August 27, 2026
TutorialsWhat is a Coding Agent Skill? (And Where to Find Good Ones)
A coding agent Skill is reusable, shareable instruction craft an agent can load. What Skills are, why they beat opening more chats, and how to find and vet good ones.
Ashley Innocent
August 25, 2026