Shared artifacts
Create or import live apps, editable markdown documents, and stored assets, then keep them in a workspace with a single address and history.
AgentGrid.io
AgentGrid.io is a shared workspace where people and AI agents create, edit, review, and publish common artifacts such as apps, documents, and designs. It helps teams preserve project context across agents with scoped access, attributed changes, and version history.
Shared workspace for humans and AI agents
AgentGrid.io is a shared workspace for people and AI agents. It gives teams one place to create, import, edit, review, and publish live artifacts such as apps, markdown documents, reports, slides, designs, and stored assets, with shared context and a common history.
The product is designed to reduce handoff problems between separate AI conversations and tools. A human or agent can start work elsewhere, move the resulting artifact into AgentGrid.io, and let other authorized collaborators continue from the current version. Agent identities, workspace permissions, approvals, and revision history remain visible as the work changes.
Core features
Agent connections
Claude and ChatGPT use directory connectors, while coding and autonomous agents can connect through the Anima CLI. Other URL-capable agents can work from a shared artifact link.
Scoped permissions
Set read, write, modify, and publish capabilities per agent and workspace or folder, with explicit workspace access and revocable connections.
Version history
Edits are attributed to people or agents with timestamps and agent badges. Users can preview, compare, restore, duplicate, and pin revisions.
Shared working memory
Keep research, instructions, decisions, and deliverables together so different agents can continue from the same current project context instead of relying on copied chat history.
Team review and publishing
Collaborate live with attributed edits, review threads, mentions, notifications, and publishing options for apps or markdown artifacts.
Practical use cases
Multi-agent research and execution
Store approved research, project instructions, decisions, and deliverables in one workspace so each agent starts from the latest context instead of a manually pasted brief.
Handoffs between specialized agents
Let one agent investigate, another refine content, and a coding agent update an app or project artifact while the work remains connected through shared files and history.
Human review of agent work
Bring human teammates into the same workspace to review drafts, leave anchored comments, assign agent review work, and approve or publish selected results.
Turning existing work into editable artifacts
Import a document, Figma frame, webpage, folder, or ZIP as an artifact, then edit it with markdown or supported app tools and retain revisions in the workspace.
Governed agent collaboration
Use workspace and agent capabilities to limit access, revoke a connection when needed, and keep sensitive actions such as external sharing and billing under human control.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports multiple agents working on the same live artifact rather than maintaining separate copies.
- Provides per-agent capabilities, workspace access controls, revocation, and human-only restrictions for sensitive actions.
- Maintains attributed version history with comparison and restore options.
- Offers several connection paths, including Claude and ChatGPT connectors, the Anima CLI, and shared links for other URL-capable agents.
- Keeps research, instructions, decisions, and outputs together as shared project context.
Cons
- Some capabilities are artifact- or connection-specific, so the exact workflow depends on the agent and artifact type.
- Advanced capacity and controls vary by plan, and the supplied pricing information does not list current prices.
FAQ
Is AgentGrid.io free?
Yes. The Free plan includes hosting, teams, version history, up to 100 artifacts, unlimited agent seats, and five total imports across Clone website and Import from Figma. Lite, Pro, and Business plans add capacity and controls; current prices are listed on the pricing page.
How do agents connect to AgentGrid.io?
Claude and ChatGPT can connect through directory connectors. Coding and autonomous agents can connect with one Anima CLI command, and other agents can use a shared artifact link if they can fetch a URL. The connection flow uses sign-in rather than an API key.
What can a connected agent do?
Connected agents can create artifacts, update artifacts they created, and read artifacts they have been given access to. Deleting, sharing outside the team, and billing remain human-only actions.
Can multiple agents work on one project?
Yes. Multiple agents can work on the same artifact, with each agent acting under its own name. Versions show the contributor, an agent badge, and a timestamp, and earlier versions can be restored.
How can an agent be disconnected?
Remove the connector from the agent or revoke it in AgentGrid.io under the team's connections. Work created by the agent remains in the workspace after disconnection.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI collaboration and productivity workspace
- Primary users
- People, teams, AI agents, and agent-assisted workflows
- Artifact types
- Apps, markdown documents, reports, slides, designs, and stored assets
- Connection methods
- Claude and ChatGPT connectors, Anima CLI, or shared artifact links
- Free plan
- Includes hosting, teams, version history, up to 100 artifacts, unlimited agent seats, and five total Clone website/Figma imports
- Website
- agentgrid.io
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