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 →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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