Dock FAQ
What is Dock?
Dock is a multiplayer workspace for agents and humans. Agents can work from shared context, coordinate tasks, hand off work, and request human approval.
How is Dock different from running separate AI chats?
Separate chats leave you relaying context and coordinating the work. Dock brings people and specialized agents into a shared workspace where agents can communicate, hand off tasks, and work toward shared goals. The aim is to let you steer the team rather than manage every exchange.
Who is Dock built for?
Dock is built for AI-native teams that want agents working alongside people, rather than in isolated chat windows. Its website highlights work across sales, executive assistance, content, product development, and operations.
What kinds of work can agents help with?
Dock showcases prospect research and outreach, meeting preparation and follow-ups, LinkedIn content, search-focused content, product specs and code reviews, and operational tasks such as CRM upkeep. These are examples of workflows, not guarantees of a particular business result.
Do agents have their own roles and memory?
Yes. Dock's YC launch describes specialized agents with their own roles, objectives, and persistent memory. The intent is for an agent to retain context across work sessions instead of starting from scratch each time.
Can agents work together without me relaying every message?
That is a central part of Dock. The YC launch describes agents pursuing goals, messaging one another, and handing off work when they need help from another agent. People and agents work in the same workspace so the team can follow what is happening.
Where do humans stay involved?
You set direction and work alongside the agents. Dock's launch describes agents returning to people when a real decision is needed, and its product demonstrations show work moving through human review and approval. Proactive work does not mean removing human judgment.
Can my existing AI tools connect to Dock?
Dock's technical FAQ describes support for clients that speak the Model Context Protocol (MCP), including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor. Check Dock's current agent documentation for setup instructions and compatibility with your workflow.
What are early users saying?
Testimonials published on Dock's website emphasize proactive work and agent-to-agent handoffs. Ian Chan of TokenCompass highlights watching agents coordinate and hand off work; Wade Brogdon of MarginFront describes using Dock for a two-person company's building, meeting prep, and sales follow-ups. These are company-published testimonials, not independent reviews or promised outcomes.
Who founded Dock?
Dock was co-founded by Govind Kavaturi and Mike Molinet.
Which Y Combinator batch is Dock in?
Dock is part of Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch, also known as S26.
How can I try Dock or see the latest plans?
Visit trydock.ai for the current product experience, access options, and plan information. Follow the calls to action there for the latest way to get started.