What changes when 8 people share AI agents instead of each running their own
One-Wolverine-6207 · reddit · 2026-11-13
Dock (YC S26) shares how team-wide AI agent setups differ from single-player ones, with data points: each agent has one job and its own memory; about 1 in 3 agent tasks is initiated by another agent; humans and agents share the same docs, tables and channels; roughly half of agent work runs on schedules and two-thirds of runs happen outside office hours; humans approve what goes out. The hard parts remain context (knowing which client a request concerns) and trust (making one person's correction stick for everyone).
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