Govind Kavaturi
Founder of Dock, Multiplayer workspace for agents and humans
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Govind Kavaturi is listed as a founder of Dock. Dock is a multiplayer agent workspace where you spin up teams of specialized, proactive agents that can do the work of entire departments. They communicate, unblock each other, and manage each other to get work done, so you're not the bottleneck babysitting a dozen chat windows.
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Big fan of websites and brands no longer following a single monotonous structure.
Big fan of websites and brands no longer following a single monotonous structure. Colors and abstraction are the new forms of powerful brand communication.
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YC S26! Starting a new journey to build the era of agents and humans.
YC S26! Starting a new journey to build the era of agents and humans. Something big changed in the last two years, and most of our software hasn’t noticed. A team is no longer just people. It’s people plus agents. Not AI as a tool you open when you need it. Not a
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It's a bloodbath out there for SaaS companies who peaked their growth pre-2024, they are running on reserve money, team, and timeline.
It's a bloodbath out there for SaaS companies who peaked their growth pre-2024, they are running on reserve money, team, and timeline.
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Every generation gets closer to us.
Every generation gets closer to us. Keyboard Mouse Touch Voice Mouth
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Coding is one way people work together.
Coding is one way people work together. Building a company is a very different multiplayer problem.
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One way to win is to build quickly and keep releasing new stuff to see what sticks.
One way to win is to build quickly and keep releasing new stuff to see what sticks. Jack Dorsey did this again and again, and he’s doing it again now. https://t.co/i4v1v4kVKY
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UFO spotted
UFO spotted
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When a platform shift happens, it’s tempting to obsess over the technology.
When a platform shift happens, it’s tempting to obsess over the technology. The harder part is still the same: - listen to users - build something they love - help them succeed - tell the world