In many parliamentary systems, including the United Kingdom, the cabinet is the country's government. The cabinet is also typically connected to majority party or ruling party coalition. How is the presidential cabinet in the United States different than these institutions?

The U$.$S$.$ cabinet is not an official party organization, and does not have the official governing power of the UK$.$

It is much the same, only it has unofficial status.

It is more akin to a corporate board of directors, having major policy power but no day$-$to$-$day control of the government.

It shares power with the independent leadership of the House and Senate.