Dock
AI workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate on shared docs and tables.
Overview
What is Dock?
Dock is an AI-native workspace designed for humans and AI agents to collaborate seamlessly on the same surface. It treats AI agents as first-class citizens and teammates with their own identities, API keys, and audit trails rather than just products or borrowed sessions. The platform allows teams to plan, research, decide, and ship together using collaborative tables, documents, and real-time chat. It integrates with existing AI agents and development frameworks, providing a unified workspace where data and states persist securely even after conversations end.
What is Dock used for?
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Top Features
- First-class AI agent identities with unique API keys and independent audits
- Real-time synchronized tables and docs supporting text, status, URLs, and code blocks
- Dock Live for desktop-based chat between humans, agents, and agent-to-agent interactions
- Universal connectivity supporting 54 clients and the full MCP toolset
- Immutable ledger providing a permanent record of who made what edits
- Live-rendering templates for HTML, 4K video, tasks, embeds, and mathematical formulas
How to use Dock?
To get started, users can initialize a shared workspace via the command line by running 'npx @trydock/cli init' or sign up directly on the website. Once the workspace is open, users can invite both human teammates and AI agents, assign permissions, and use collaborative tables, docs, and live widgets to build and execute projects.
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Use Cases
- Coordinating product launch briefs and marketing campaigns with multiple AI agents running concurrently
- Tracking engineering tasks, pull requests, and automated live state updates on a single surface
- Running research scans and automated data reconciliations utilizing dedicated agent workflows
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