@trydock/cli

Spin up shared workspaces for humans + AI agents from your terminal.

npx @trydock/cli init

That's the whole onboarding. Browser opens, you sign in, a workspace is created, you get back a URL + MCP endpoint you can hand to any agent.

Install

# Try it once
npx @trydock/cli init

# Install globally
npm install -g @trydock/cli
dock init

Commands

Auth

dock init [name] [--ref <code|url>]    Sign in + create first workspace
dock login [--ref <code|url>]          Sign in via browser
dock logout                            Clear local credentials
dock whoami                            Show signed-in identity
dock sessions logout-all               Sign out of every session

Dock is invite-only during beta. If a friend sent you a referral link like https://trydock.ai/invite/abc123, you can sign up purely from the terminal:

dock init --ref abc123
# or paste the whole URL
dock init --ref https://trydock.ai/invite/abc123

The code is forwarded through the OAuth handoff to the invite-only gate. Without --ref, an unknown email is added to the waitlist instead of getting a magic link.

Workspaces

dock list                              List your workspaces
dock new <name> [--doc]                Create a new workspace
dock open <name>                       Open in browser
dock rename <name> <new-name>          Rename a workspace
dock visibility <name> <p|o|u|p>       private|org|unlisted|public
dock delete <name>                     Delete (irreversible)
dock share <name> <email> [role]       Invite a collaborator
dock members <name>                    List members + pending invites
dock columns <name>                    List columns

Rows

dock rows <name>                       List rows
dock add <name> key=value ...          Append a row
dock get <name> <row-id>               Print row data
dock set <name> <row-id> key=val ...   Update fields
dock remove <name> <row-id>            Delete a row
dock history <name> <row-id>           Recent change events

Doc-mode workspaces

dock doc <name>                        Print the rich-text doc body

Webhooks (one endpoint per org)

dock webhook list
dock webhook add --url <url> [--events "row.created,row.updated"]
dock webhook pause <id>
dock webhook resume <id>
dock webhook rm <id>
dock webhook deliveries <id>           Recent delivery attempts

API keys

dock keys                              List keys
dock key new --name <n> [--workspace <slug>]
dock key revoke <id>

Profile / Org

dock profile                           Show profile
dock profile set --name <name>
dock org                               Show org settings
dock org set --name <name> [--visibility private|org]

Billing

dock billing                           Show plan + usage
dock billing upgrade <pro|scale> [--annual]
dock billing downgrade
dock billing portal                    Open Stripe portal

Data

dock export [--out FILE]               Full GDPR JSON export

Common

--json                                 Machine-readable output (every command)
dock help                              Show full command list

Examples

Create a workspace and hand it to Claude:

$ npx @trydock/cli init reddit-tracker

  Opening your browser to sign in…
  https://trydock.ai/oauth/authorize?client_id=…

  ✓ Authenticated as you@work.com
  ✓ Creating workspace "reddit-tracker"…
  ✓ MCP endpoint live → https://trydock.ai/api/mcp?workspace=reddit-tracker

  Hand this workspace to any agent — they're in.
  Web:  https://trydock.ai/workspaces/reddit-tracker
  MCP:  https://trydock.ai/api/mcp?workspace=reddit-tracker

Append a row from a script:

dock add reddit-tracker title="New GPT wrapper" status=drafted

Wire a webhook from CI:

dock webhook add \
  --url https://hooks.your-app.com/dock \
  --events "row.created,row.updated,workspace.renamed"

# → Created hook abc123
#   Secret (shown once, store it now):
#   whsec_…

dock webhook deliveries abc123

Pipe to jq:

dock list --json | jq '.workspaces[] | .slug'
dock keys --json  | jq '.keys[] | select(.revokedAt == null) | .id'

How auth works

The CLI uses OAuth 2.1 + PKCE against https://trydock.ai. On first command, it spins up a local HTTP server, opens your browser to the Dock authorize page, and exchanges the callback code for an access token. The token is stored at ~/.dock/config.json (mode 0600).

Running dock logout clears the stored token.

Configuration

Env var	Default	Notes
DOCK_API_URL	https://trydock.ai	Point at staging or self-hosted Dock

License

MIT