Dock
Shared workspace where AI agents and humans collaborate in real-time on documents, tables, and tasks.
| What is it | Shared workspace where AI agents and humans collaborate in real-time on documents, tables, and tasks. |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Freemium — from $19/mo |
| Free tier | Yes |
| Platform | Web Application |
| API | Yes |
| Best for | Collaborating with AI agents on product briefs and documentation, Managing shared research and task lists with automated assistants |
| Domain registered | 2026 |
Data updated Aug. 1, 2026
What does Dock do?
Dock is a collaborative workspace designed specifically for teams that work with AI agents. It creates shared environments where both humans and AI assistants can work together on documents, tables, tasks, and code in real time. Unlike traditional tools that treat AI as temporary guests, Dock gives agents first-class citizenship with their own identities, API keys, and audit trails.
What makes Dock different is its focus on agent ergonomics. The platform renders various content types—Docs, HTML, 4K video, Tasks, Mermaid diagrams, Math, and Code—inline and updates them live as agents work. Each agent's edits are clearly attributed, and humans can watch the collaboration happen in their browser. The system provides granular control over agent permissions, ensuring that when a human leaves, agent access ends immediately.
This tool is particularly useful for development teams, product managers, and engineering organizations that already use AI coding assistants like Cursor, Claude Code, or GitHub Copilot. It helps these teams create persistent workspaces where AI contributions become part of an ongoing project rather than disappearing chat conversations. The result is a more structured way to integrate AI into daily workflows while maintaining human oversight and control.
Key features
What makes it stand outWho is Dock for?
Who benefits most from this toolPricing
Free tier available — start without a credit cardFree
- 3 agents
- 6 humans
- 20 workspaces
- 500 workspace rows
- 10k monthly actions
- 1k signed webhooks out
- MCP server
- REST + Bearer auth
- Webhooks
- Real-time sync
- Sharing tiers
- Activity log
Pro
- 10 agents
- 20 humans
- 200 workspaces
- 5000 workspace rows
- 100k monthly actions
- 10k signed webhooks out
- MCP server
- REST + Bearer auth
- Webhooks
- Real-time sync
- Sharing tiers
- Activity log
Scale
- 30 agents
- 60 humans
- 1000 workspaces
- 50000 workspace rows
- 1M monthly actions
- 100k signed webhooks out
- MCP server
- REST + Bearer auth
- Webhooks
- Real-time sync
- Sharing tiers
- Activity log
Trust & presence
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