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Pluginboard vs Superserve

A factual side by side of two tools in AI Agents & Automation. Figures come from each product’s own site.

Pluginboard

Listed

Pluginboard catalogs plugins, skills, MCP servers and use case recipes for agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex, with install steps per agent.

Superserve

Listed

Durable Firecracker VMs that pause indefinitely, resume instantly, and run as long as your agents need.

Pluginboard compared with Superserve
 PluginboardSuperserve
CategoryAI Agents & AutomationAI Agents & Automation
Pricing modelFreemiumOpen Source
Starting priceFrom 9.97 USD per monthNot disclosed
Free tierYesYes
PlatformsWebNot disclosed
Techavy scoreNot rated yetNot rated yet

About Pluginboard

Pluginboard is a searchable catalog for people extending AI agents. It lists plugins, skills, MCP servers and agents that work in tools like Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI, and each listing passes a security scan and includes setup instructions for every supported agent. Community recipes show how several listings combine to finish a task, such as writing a PRD from customer feedback. Browsing is free. Makers can list a project at no cost or claim one already created from their repository. Optional paid plans for makers, Premium at 9.97 USD and Max at 49.97 USD per month, add badges, custom buttons, insights and sponsored placement.

About Superserve

Durable Firecracker VMs that pause indefinitely, resume instantly, and run as long as your agents need. Stateful, secure sandboxes for agents that work alongside humans. Run the agent inside an isolated, stateful sandbox with controlled network and credential access. Give the agent full access to files, packages, bash, working state. Fork a workspace, run parallel agents in isolated sandboxes, pick the best result. Every agent and tool call runs in its own microVM. Every outbound connection is logged, every rule is yours.

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