Ten modules laid out in the order you actually work. Anchor points, easing, splitting, labels and the same stock effects you reach for every day — all of it one click away, in one small panel beside your timeline.
You start with an empty timeline, so New is at the top. Then you anchor and place it, organise it, time it, animate it — and effects are last, because that's the end of the job. Nothing else is ordered this way, and it's the only reason a panel this small can replace a dozen shortcuts.
One column, two or three — the layout follows the width on its own. Dock it down the side of your timeline and it still works, because nothing is pinned to a fixed breakpoint. This is the real panel below, not a picture of it — change the width and watch.
Keep Install Aphexar Dock.jsx and the Dock folder together — the installer looks for that folder sitting next to it.
In After Effects: File ▸ Scripts ▸ Run Script File… and pick the .jsx. It copies the panel in and reports exactly what it wrote.
Quit and reopen After Effects, then find it under Window ▸ Extensions ▸ Aphexar Dock.
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