Within Sunni theology, there are technical differences in explaining kasb and the servant's power. Ashʿarī accounts address the efficacy of created power in one manner; Māturīdī presentations place more explicit emphasis on the servant's directing capacity and will toward an act.
This should not be read as one school denying divine creation and the other rejecting all agency. Both aim to uphold divine oneness and human accountability; their disagreement concerns the technical analysis of acquisition.
Absolute compulsion and independent human creation are distinct, more radical alternatives to these approaches.