A tool that has been called one thing for a long time gets a new name, and every reference to the old one becomes a question: does my command still work, do my files still match, and where do I file a bug? The TDK CLI is now being renamed Flisk. The project describes itself as a local Docker and Tilt project generator, and the core CLI stays MIT-licensed.

This article sets out what the rename changes, what it leaves alone for now, and how to move an existing project. I read the names from the repository's package metadata and contributor guide in a rename branch. I have not installed the renamed package in this article, so check each command against the release you use.

What changes on the surface

The package moves to the Flisk scope. The package metadata names @flisk-sh/flisk , with a description that reads "Flisk CLI, start services on your machine", a homepage at flisk.sh, and the repository at github.com/flisk-sh/flisk.

The command name is the most visible change.…