Dock Extension
The Dock Chrome extension brings AI writing help to every text box on the web. Install it, learn the three surfaces, and see the full documentation.
Dock is a browser extension that puts an AI writing assistant directly into the sites you already use. Open ChatGPT and Dock appears next to the prompt box. Reply to an email in Gmail and Dock is there. Draft a post on LinkedIn, fix a message in Slack, write a comment on Reddit, and the same assistant follows you.
The extension runs in an isolated Shadow DOM layer so it never interferes with the page, and it detects which platform you are on automatically. On AI sites it helps you write a sharper prompt. On writing surfaces it improves what you have written. It works on the platforms it knows best and on any text box through its generic handler.
This section explains how to install Dock, how to use each of its surfaces, and how to control where it appears. The extension is built and ready for the Chrome Web Store. These pages describe how it works so you can get the most out of it.
Install the extension
Add Dock from the Chrome Web Store, pin it to your toolbar, and sign in with your AgentDock account.
How to install →Getting started
The three surfaces, when to use each, and a quick walkthrough on your first site.
Get started →The modal editor
Write and edit in the full editor, run AI actions, and save your work three ways.
Use the editor →The side panel
Summarize a page or video, browse your prompts and documents, and open the full editor.
Open the panel →Keyboard shortcuts
Open Dock from anywhere and enhance selected text with a right-click.
See shortcuts →Settings and preferences
Turn Dock off on a single site, for one session or permanently, and turn it back on.
Manage settings →For website developers
Disable Dock on your own site with one attribute, scoped to an input, a section, or the whole page.
Read the guide →Supported platforms
The full list of supported sites, grouped by category, plus how detection works.
View platforms →Troubleshooting
Fixes for a missing button, a panel that will not open, and how to report a bug.
Get help →Privacy and permissions
What each Chrome permission does, what is collected, and what is never collected.
Read about privacy →Want to see what Dock can do before you read the docs? Visit the extension overview for the full feature tour.
Website Compatibility: Disabling Dock on Your Site
Website owners can disable the Dock extension on specific inputs, sections, or an entire page with a single data-dock="false" attribute.
Getting Started with Dock
Learn the three ways to open Dock, when to use each one, and walk through your first AI action on a real site.
How to Install the Dock Extension
Add Dock to your browser from the Chrome Web Store, pin it to your toolbar, and sign in with your AgentDock account in a few minutes.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Open the Dock editor from anywhere with a keyboard shortcut, enhance selected text with a right-click, and customize the shortcut in your browser.
Using the Modal Editor
Write and edit in the Dock modal editor, run AI actions like Enhance and Fix Grammar, pull in prompts from your library, and save your work three ways.
Supported Platforms
Dock works everywhere you type, from ChatGPT and Claude to Gmail and LinkedIn, plus any text box on the web through its generic handler.
Privacy and Permissions
What each Chrome permission Dock requests is for, what data is collected, what is never collected, and where your work is stored.
Settings and Preferences
Turn Dock off on a specific website for one session or permanently, and understand how to bring it back.
Using the Side Panel
Summarize the page or video you are on, pull out key points, browse and search your prompts and documents, and open your work in the full Dock Editor.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for a missing Dock button, a panel that will not open, the extension context error after an update, and how to reinstall or report a bug.