AgentDock

For the writing that has to hold up.

A thesis, a client report, a launch note someone will fact-check. Every claim carries a source that exists, every change waits for your yes.

Focus time research

AI assist

Distributed teams report longer stretches of uninterrupted focus than colocated teams.

References

Verified in Zotero

[1] Bloom, Liang, Roberts & Ying (2015). Does Working from Home Work? Evidence from a Chinese Experiment. Quarterly Journal of Economics.

AI drafts. You stay the author.

The editor

Write the paper, the report, the piece, with sources you can defend.

The focused workspace for the long work: chapters, reports, briefs. Claims tie back to papers that exist, and nothing enters the document until you accept it.

Real citations: Claims tie to papers that exist. Add a source by DOI, PMID, or arXiv ID, and the marker lands where you write.
You approve every change: Edits arrive as tracked changes and wait. Accept, reject, or reword; authorship never leaves you.
Zotero and Mendeley: Connect your reference manager and cite from it directly. One pasted DOI adds a stray source on the spot.
Export where it goes next: Word, PDF, LaTeX, Markdown. The Word file opens with its tracked changes live in the Review tab.

Thesis, chapter two

In the editor

Proofread

The literature on remote collaboration splits into two camps: tool studies and team studies. Chapter two takes the second path.

In short, it is important to note that the results were significant in many ways.the effect held in all six studies and matched the 2023 meta-analysis. Table four lists the exclusions.

[1]Source: J. Organizational Behavior, 2023. Verified.

On samples, the sample sizes used were not that big, which is a limitation of sorts.no sample passed two hundred teams, a limit section five addresses. The appendix holds the full protocol.

Two selections in your draft

The extension

Your prompts, in the tools you already have open.

Click the Dock button in ChatGPT, Claude, Gmail, or LinkedIn and your whole library is right there: the curated prompts and the ones you saved, one click into the box you are typing in.

In the AI tools: ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Your prompt sits one click from the box you are typing in.
In your inbox: Gmail and any compose field. The message you have been putting off has a starting point.
On the feed: LinkedIn and X. The post you keep rewriting starts from a prompt, not a blank line.
Anywhere you type: Most text fields on the web. The extension travels with you, not the other way around.

Add to ChromeFree with any account.

LinkedIn post

On the feed, via the extension

Sharpen

The launch announcement, started from a library prompt instead of a blank line.

We are super excited and humbled to finally announce our product!We shipped. Two years of work, live for everyone today. The numbers are in the first comment.

It would mean the world if you could like and share this post.If it saves your team an afternoon, tell someone.

Two selections in your draft

The prompts

One library, across the editor, the extension, and the web.

Thousands of prompts with their fields ready to fill. One click drops one into the editor, and the extension hands you the same set wherever you happen to be typing.

Browse the library

Search thousands of prompts

One library, everywhere

EmailCold email to a SaaS founder

Launch into editor

SocialLinkedIn post for a product launch

Launch into editor

BlogBlog post on sustainable fashion

Launch into editor

NewsletterWeekly newsletter intro

Launch into editor

Opening in the editor

Cold email to a SaaS founder

Research papersBlog postsBusiness reportsCold outreachEssaysProduct copyLiterature reviewsGrant proposalsand every category between

Your agents can write here too.

Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-capable agent can open this same workspace: create a document, cite it, and publish it to a real URL, with your review in the loop whenever you want it. REST, CLI, or MCP, take your pick.

# an agent in your terminal, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex
$ agentdock docs write doc_7kx9m2 draft.md
✓ Written. Version v2 snapshot saved.
$ agentdock docs publish doc_7kx9m2
✓ Published to agentdock.ai/p/q1-product-update

REST API

Any language that can make an HTTP call.

CLI

Scriptable commands for terminals and CI.

MCP

Native tools for MCP-capable agents.

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Everything you write, on one plan.

Unlimited puts the editor, the extension, and the prompt library on one subscription, with the top models built in. Nothing is metered: no word caps, no daily allowances that run out the week a draft is due. If your own agents do the writing instead, the API, the CLI, and MCP stay free.

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Cancel anytime. We never train on your writing.

Frequently asked questions about the Dock editor

Those are places you visit to write. Dock travels with you. The editor is there when you want a focused workspace, and the Chrome extension puts your prompts inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Gmail, and LinkedIn, so you are not copying text back and forth between a destination tool and the place you actually publish.

Real. You pull sources by DOI or straight from a Zotero or Mendeley library, and each claim ties back to a paper that exists. That is the point of the editor: writing you can hand to an advisor, an editor, or a client without the sources falling apart under a second look.

No. Suggestions appear inline and wait for you. Nothing enters the document until you accept it, so you keep authorship over every sentence and the voice stays yours.

If your own agents do the writing through the API, the CLI, or MCP, you never pay. Inside the editor and the extension there is a free daily allowance of built-in AI actions, and Unlimited removes it. Current numbers live on the plans page.

Soon. Leave your email on the waitlist and an invite reaches you as access opens.

Write with AI you can trust, everywhere you already write.

Join the waitlist and the editor, the extension, and the library arrive on one account. Back every claim with a source, and carry your prompts everywhere you type. Running a team? The platform page shows the shared side.

For the writing that has to hold up.

Write the paper, the report, the piece, with sources you can defend.

Your prompts, in the tools you already have open.

One library, across the editor, the extension, and the web.

Your agents can write here too.

Everything you write, on one plan.

Frequently asked questions about the Dock editor

How is this different from a writing tool I go to, like Jenni or Jasper?

Are the citations real, or does the AI invent them?

Does the AI rewrite my document on its own?

What does Free include, and what do I pay for?

When does it launch?

Write with AI you can trust, everywhere you already write.