Workspace templates for the things you run.
Free Dock workspace templates for ongoing operating cycles: incidents, on-call, hiring, marketing, customer discovery, product backlog. Real workspaces where AI agents handle the recurring work. Open in one click.
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Launch on Product Hunt the right way
12-step plan from picking the launch date to shipping the post-mortem. Your agents draft the assets + run the 24-hour hunt log + flag every converting comment in real time.
open →Launch on Hacker News (Show HN guide)
10-step plan for landing on the HN front page with a Show HN. Real title rules, real comment-thread tactics, real survival guide.
open →Automate Instagram posting with your agents
10-step plan for a posting pipeline that drafts, queues, and ships 6-12 Instagram posts a week with agents drafting and a human approving.
open →Run a 5-day cold email outreach sprint
5-day plan to send 200 deeply-personalised cold emails, hit 15-25% reply rates, and book 5-15 first calls without burning your domain.
open →Run a launch week (5 daily drops)
10-step plan for a 5-day launch week with one drop per day, 5x the press cycle of a single-day launch, and an audience that watches every morning.
open →Run a 5-day fundraising sprint
10-step plan for running a compressed fundraise. Real outreach scripts, real pipeline discipline, real agent prompts to keep 30 conversations from collapsing.
open →Onboard your first 10 customers
11-step plan for white-glove onboarding the customers your business depends on. Real cadence, real success metrics, real agent prompts.
open →Launch your first Google Ads campaign
11-step plan for launching a Google Ads campaign that doesn't torch your budget. Real keyword research, real conversion tracking, real agent prompts.
open →Build a referral program in a week
10-step plan for shipping a working referral program in 5 business days. Real incentive math, real attribution, real fraud prevention.
open →Run a pricing experiment without breaking trust
10-step plan for testing pricing changes safely. Real grandfathering rules, real statistical significance, real customer comms.
open →Set up incident response and postmortems
9-step plan from 'alerts go to one phone' to 'documented severity ladder, on-call rotation, runbooks, blameless postmortems on every Sev-1+.'
open →Set up customer support: from zero to first 100 tickets
9-step plan from 'support is the founder's inbox' to 'tooling, SLAs, macros, knowledge base, ready to hand off to first CX hire.'
open →Migrate a Postgres database without downtime
10-step plan from 'we need to change this table' to 'migration shipped, zero downtime, no on-call paged' using the expand-contract pattern.
open →Run a feature-flag rollout from 1% to 100%
10-step plan for a safe gradual rollout: 1% to 100% with kill-switch, guardrails, and the cleanup that almost everyone skips.
open →Decommission a legacy service safely
11-step plan for the last 5% of a migration: traffic-zero verification, the 30-day silence test, decom day, and the dependency archaeology in between.
open →Run a security audit of a small SaaS
10-step plan to find the bugs a $30k pen test would find for $0: OWASP Top 10, the ASVS subset that matters, dependency CVEs, secrets hygiene.
open →Run a sprint planning meeting that doesn't suck
9-step plan for sprint planning that takes 60 minutes, ends with a real commitment, and the team actually ships what they said they would.
open →Automate your inbox triage with an agent
10-step plan to put your agent on your inbox: triage, label, draft replies, surface the 5 emails that need you. Daily cycle, never auto-sends.
open →Run a research agent on your codebase
9-step plan to put a read-only research agent on a codebase: maps the architecture, answers questions, ships weekly written explainers, no commits.
open →Build a sales-followup agent that never forgets
10-step plan to put an agent on your pipeline: tracks every conversation, drafts the next followup at the right time, surfaces deals that are stalling, never auto-sends.
open →Agentize your content calendar with a writer + a scheduler
10-step plan for two agents on your content calendar: a writer that drafts in your voice, a scheduler that queues at the right times, both reading the same calendar.
open →Postmortem library, ongoing
Quarterly cycle for running a blameless postmortem library: incidents indexed, action items tracked, themes surfaced, every postmortem written from a consistent template.
open →On-call rotation, monthly cycle
Monthly operating cycle for a team's on-call rotation: schedule rolls forward weekly, handoff log captures the week, runbook index stays current, page patterns surface in a month-end retro.
open →Marketing campaign tracker, quarterly cycle
Quarterly operating cycle for tracking every live marketing campaign in one workspace: KPIs update weekly, budgets stay current, the Monday memo writes itself, the quarter ends with an honest retro.
open →Product backlog grooming, monthly cycle
Monthly operating cycle for a real product backlog: ideas land in one place, qualified items get scored, in-progress work has updates, shipped work has a retro, killed items keep their reasoning so you don't relitigate.
open →Hiring pipeline, monthly cycle
Monthly operating cycle for early-stage hiring: roles, candidates, stages, scorecards, and a Friday memo on who's stuck where, with funnel conversion data your team can actually act on.
open →Investor update cadence, quarterly cycle
Quarterly operating cycle for monthly investor updates: KPIs roll forward, the agent drafts the first version from your numbers + notes, you tighten the framing, asks track which investors actually deliver.
open →Customer discovery pipeline, monthly cycle
Monthly operating cycle for ongoing customer discovery: conversations get logged, themes surface across them, hypotheses get tested or killed, your roadmap stays anchored in real user speak.
open →Agent second brain, persistent context system
A lifelong workspace your agent reads at session start: who you are, how you work, what's in flight, what you've learned. No more re-explaining yourself every chat.
open →AP invoice routing and approval
Watches an inbox folder for invoices, extracts vendor and amount with Claude, routes to the right approver via Slack based on amount thresholds, and tracks every approval in Dock.
open →Automated employee onboarding sequence
Sends a personalized welcome email and first-week checklist on each new hire's start date, then pings their manager at Day 7, Day 30, and Day 90 so check-ins never slip.
open →Customer renewal and upsell monitor
Scans every customer account daily, flags renewal risk before it's too late, surfaces upsell signals while they're warm, and lands each CSM a prioritized list of accounts that need a touch this week.
open →Field service job summary and invoice prep
Reads technician job completion notes, extracts labor and parts with Claude, calculates a full invoice (labor, parts, tax), and routes it to a reviewer before emailing the customer.
open →Inbound lead qualification and routing
Polls your CRM every 15 minutes for new inbound leads, scores each against your ICP, routes by territory rule or round-robin, and pings the right rep in Slack before the lead goes cold.
open →Meeting follow-up and action item extraction
Reads each meeting transcript as it's saved, extracts decisions and action items with owners and due dates, sends a follow-up summary to attendees, and accumulates everything in a Dock action item tracker.
open →Outbound prospect research and sequence agent
Takes a weekly CSV of target accounts, researches each via web search and contact enrichment, drafts a personalized 3-step email sequence, and loads the rep's pipeline before Monday's standup.
open →Post-call CRM update and follow-up agent
Catches every completed sales call from your recording tool, extracts the summary plus next steps, updates your CRM, and drafts a personalized follow-up email within a minute of the call ending.
open →Vendor contract renewal tracker
Monitors every vendor contract daily, surfaces upcoming renewals at 90 / 60 / 30 days out, and drafts a renew-or-renegotiate recommendation per contract.
open →Weekly management dashboard
Pulls this week's pipeline from HubSpot, reads your manual financial metrics, and posts a Monday-morning dashboard with executive commentary and a rolling week-over-week table.
open →Weekly pipeline health report
Pulls every open deal from your CRM every Monday morning, scores stage health and slippage, and drafts a pipeline coverage report your sales team actually reads.
open →Launch tracker
Every line item from positioning to post-launch retro, owned by a human or an agent.
open →Sprint planning
Backlog, current sprint, retro: all in one workspace. One agent marks what shipped; another recaps the sprint at the end.
open →Onboarding checklist
Per-hire checklist with auto-progress. Your agent pings the assignee when an item ages out, marks done items green.
open →Design partner pipeline
Companies, contacts, conversations, status. Your agent reads every email thread and surfaces the next move.
open →Product roadmap
Now / Next / Later in three tables, with the strategic narrative in a doc that updates as work moves.
open →Sales pipeline
Lightweight CRM. Deals in a table, account context in a doc per account, agents draft followups.
open →1:1 notes & quarterly cycle
12-week 1:1 cycle. Your agent drafts pre-meeting prep from the prior log + recent work, surfaces aging actions, drafts the quarter-end retro.
open →Solo founder board (weekly cycle)
7-day operational rhythm for solo founders. Your agents triage weekend inbound, draft Sunday-night priorities, post daily progress, draft Friday retro. Decision log compounds.
open →Agency client portfolio
Cross-client visibility without per-client tool sprawl. Hours-used vs allocated drives margin and renewal conversations.
open →Engineering retro
Replaces the post-sprint Notion page that gets lost. Carryover keeps unfinished retro actions visible.
open →Bug triage queue
One queue replaces the Linear bug-label + Slack #bugs + your personal todo. Your agent does the first triage pass; you make the calls.
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