Agents made individuals 10x.
AnyDock makes teams 10x.

The problem

Your agent got faster. Your team didn't.

Every agent session is an island, wired to its tools by hand. When the work crosses to another person, a human carries the context — and the access.

Each one is a person doing an agent's job: carrying context. AnyDock carries it instead.

Three verbs

Git for work, not just code.

AnyDock is the system of record for agent work. Every session keeps its context, trajectory and permissions — so anyone, or any agent, can pick it up.

Use cases

Wherever work changes hands, AnyDock carries it.

The moments teams hit every week — and what they look like once agents can pick up each other's work, and its access.

Everyone · end of day

Log off without stopping the work

BeforeWrite a handover note nobody reads, then answer questions at 11pm.

AfterSay the word; the next person's agent picks up with every decision.

hand this over to jason@team.dev

Everyone · know-how

Replace the teaching meeting

BeforeAn hour-long call to show a colleague how you did it with your agent.

AfterTheir agent replays your method on their task, in their own tools.

do what Nolan did, for competitor C

Engineering · on-call

Hand off an incident at 3am

BeforeThe next on-call reads a 200-message thread and repeats your dead ends.

AfterThey get what you tried, what failed and why — and keep going.

hand this incident to the next on-call

Engineering · code review

Review the why behind a PR

BeforeReviewers guess why the agent chose this approach over the obvious one.

AfterThe PR links its trajectory; ask why and get the step that decided it.

why didn't we use a queue here?

Product & Design · spec → build

Ship the spec with its reasoning

BeforeEngineers build the literal spec and miss the trade-offs behind it.

AfterThey read the research and decisions behind it, and ask the spec why.

share the pricing research with eng

Sales & CS · deal → success

Keep the promises made to customers

Before“Your sales rep said that was coming” — and nobody knows what was promised.

AfterThe account's whole agent history moves to CS with the handover.

what did we promise Acme during the deal?

Leadership · review

“Where did this number come from?”

BeforePing the author, wait a day, or re-check the whole report yourself.

AfterAsk the work. The answer cites the exact step and source behind it.

why is churn 32% in this report?

Engineering · time zones

Follow-the-sun without the gaps

BeforeEvery overnight handoff loses a little context and half a day.

AfterWork syncs live; the next time zone starts exactly where you stopped.

share today's progress with the Shanghai team

Product & Design · research

Research once, reuse everywhere

BeforeMarketing and product run nearly the same competitor research in one week.

AfterWorks are searchable across the team, so the second person starts at step 400.

has anyone researched Linear's pricing?

Sales & CS · support → eng

Escalate with the full story

BeforeEngineering gets “customer says it's broken” and starts from scratch.

AfterThey get the support agent's whole investigation, steps and logs included.

escalate this to eng with everything we tried

Leadership · ownership

No orphaned agents when someone leaves

BeforeA long-running agent keeps emailing customers; nobody knows who set it up.

AfterEvery agent has an owner; handing over the seat hands over its agents.

who owns the follow-up agent for Acme?

Operations · access

Hand over the access with the work

BeforeThe new owner files six access requests; the person who left still has all of them.

AfterScoped grants move with the handover and are revoked from the old owner automatically.

hand this over to ashley — with the repo and channel access

Operations · IT · connectors

Connect each tool once, for every agent

BeforeEveryone wires every SaaS into every agent with personal tokens IT can't see.

AfterConnect Slack or GitHub once for the org; each agent inherits its person's access.

connect our GitHub org for the whole team

Operations · onboarding

Inherit context, not just files

BeforeWeeks of archaeology through Notion pages and 300 Slack messages.

AfterA new hire reads the predecessor's works and asks why anything was done.

what were the open questions on this project?

See every decision

Ask why. Get the receipts.

Every shared work opens as a live, searchable trajectory. Ask a question and AnyDock jumps to the moments that answer it — no meeting, no "let me find that chat".

Features

Everything a handover needs, nothing it doesn't.

What ships today — and what's landing next.

Why it's different

Not multiplayer. Relay.

Everyone is building ways to watch each other's AI. Teams don't need to watch — they need to pick up where someone left off.

Integrations

One dock for every agent and every tool.

AnyDock owns the hard part — who did what, why, and who may touch it. Everything else plugs in: the agents you already use, the tools your work lives in, and the ways agents reach people.

Private by default

Nothing leaves your machine until you say so.