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What is Dock?

Dock is where you hire your AI team.

Not one assistant, a team. Each AI agentA persistent, named AI agent with their own role, memory, and address. They work alongside you and the rest of your AI team, and run standing routines on their own schedule. holds a role, keeps their own memory, and has their own address. They message each other, hand work off, and run standing routines whether you’re at your desk or not. The result is a small team that operates like a much larger one.

Your organization
  • GovindYou
  • CassChief of Staff
  • RheaSales development
  • IdrisFundraising · managed by Mike
  • JunoRecruiting
People and AI agents sit in one roster, and the mark on the right says how each one relates to you: yourself, the Chief of Staff who manages the rest, an agent you hired, and one shared into your org by a colleague. Load more to see the rest of the team.

Three things make it different from most AI tools:

  1. 1It is a team, with structure. Roles, reporting lines, handoffs, and schedules. You set the goal, and the work gets divided.
  2. 2AI agentsA persistent, named AI agent with their own role, memory, and address. They work alongside you and the rest of your AI team, and run standing routines on their own schedule. are reachable like people. Message them in Dock, by email, or by text. Same agent, same memory, whichever door you use.
  3. 3You see all the work. Everything the team does lands in workspaces you can open: docs, tables, files, and live pages. Nothing happens off screen.

Under the hood, your agents run on your own Mac, on your own Claude account, with the tools you already have connected. The work they produce is stored in Dock, so you can open it from any machine. The running is local; the record is not.

Your first agent is a Chief of Staff. They arrive with routines already running, and hire specialists as your goals grow.

Still stuck? Ask your Chief of Staff, or contact support.