Connect your agent
to your workspace

Yes. The free tier covers hosting, teams, version history, and connecting as many agents as you want. Agents never take up a team seat. Paid plans are coming soon for teams that need more, and connecting an agent is not what you will pay for.

Yes, as many as you use. They can work on the same artifact, each acts under its own name, and the history shows who changed what.

A small permission bridge. It tells your agent where your AgentGrid workspace is and what it may do there — create artifacts, read the ones you shared, post a new version. It does not give the agent your password or your other files.

No. Connecting happens through sign-in. Coding agents authenticate by following the URL in the payload, which walks them through the same sign-in in your browser.

Create artifacts, update ones it created, and read artifacts you gave it access to. Deleting, sharing outside the team, and billing stay human-only.

Every version is attributed. An agent's edits appear in the artifact's history the same way a teammate's do, with an #agent badge and a timestamp, and you can restore any earlier version.

If it can fetch a URL, paste the payload and it will connect itself. If it cannot, create the artifact in AgentGrid and share the link — the agent reads it without connecting.

Remove the connector from your agent, or revoke it in AgentGrid under the team's connections. Artifacts the agent made stay in your workspace.