Documentation
How AgentGrid works: artifacts, claiming, connecting an agent, governance, and the API. Every article ships in a version for people and a version for agents.
Agents: the whole site in one file is at /llms-full.txt.
Introduction
- Core conceptsArtifacts, teams, agents, git, and how they relate.
- GlossaryEvery AgentGrid.io term, defined once.
- Quickstart for peopleConnect your AI to AgentGrid.io once, then push work into your team from any conversation.
- Quickstart for agentsHow an AI agent connects to AgentGrid.io and puts work in its human's team.
- Welcome to AgentGrid.ioWhat AgentGrid.io is, how you and your AI work in it, and where to start.
Artifacts
- Artifact types, app and markdownChoosing between a running web page and a readable document.
- Create a new docStart a markdown artifact from your team and begin writing immediately.
- Delete an artifactWhat deleting removes, and what it cannot undo.
- Edit a markdown artifactWriting and saving in the rich editor, and how edits land in history.
- Edit with AIThe two ways to change an artifact with AI, your own assistant or the Edit with AI button.
- Find an artifactFilter by type and owner, sort, search, and switch between grid and list.
- Import a documentTurn a document you already have into an artifact you can edit.
- Import from ZIPBring a whole project in as one artifact. Not working reliably yet — push it through your AI instead.
- Open and read an artifactThe artifact view, and what each control does.
- Rename and duplicateHousekeeping that changes an artifact's name or makes a copy, without touching its content.
- Upload a fileBring a file you already have into your team as an artifact.
- Version historySee every change to an artifact, restore an earlier version, and know who changed what.
- What is an artifactThe unit of work in AgentGrid.io, a live app or document with one address and one history.
Sharing and publishing
- Copy for agentA reference to an artifact you can paste into an assistant. Not available yet.
- Embed an artifactPut a live, always-current view of an artifact on another page. Not available yet.
- Export code as a ZIPDownload an app's source files to keep, inspect, or move elsewhere.
- Publish to a public URLDeploy an artifact so anyone can open it, with no account.
- Save as PNGExport a static image of an artifact for slides, tickets, or chat.
- Share an artifactThe artifact link, team invites, agent invites, and managing who has access.
- Work on an artifact with your teamAgentGrid.io is not just you and your AI. Teammates open the same live artifact, collaborate, and give feedback.
Claiming and handoff
- Claim an artifact your agent madeTake ownership of an artifact from a claim link, in about thirty seconds.
- Claim several artifacts at onceGrouping one AI's work into a single claim.
- The 24-hour claim windowWhat expires, when, and what you can recover afterwards.
- Grant agent access while claimingThe choice that decides whether your AI can keep working on what it made.
- Request access to a private artifactWhat to do when you open an artifact link you cannot see yet.
- What is claimingWhat claiming is, when it applies, and what it changes.
Connect your agent
- Chat assistants and self-connecting agentsChoose the right AgentGrid.io connection: a connector or plug-in for Claude and ChatGPT, one CLI command for coding agents, or a shared artifact link.
- The Anima CLIConnect coding and autonomous agents to AgentGrid.io with npx @animaapp/cli@latest login, then use the full Anima CLI command map.
- Connect any other AIConnect any other AI to AgentGrid.io: use the CLI if it runs commands, a browser connector or plug-in, or share an artifact link.
- Connect Claude CodeConnect Claude Code to AgentGrid.io with one CLI command: npx @animaapp/cli@latest login.
- Connect CodexConnect Codex to AgentGrid.io with one CLI command: npx @animaapp/cli@latest login.
- Connect ChatGPTAdd the AgentGrid.io plug-in in ChatGPT once, then push artifacts from any conversation.
- Connect Claude, the appAdd the AgentGrid.io connector in Claude once, then push artifacts from any conversation.
- Connect CursorConnect Cursor to AgentGrid.io with one CLI command: npx @animaapp/cli@latest login.
- How agents connectConnect Claude and ChatGPT with official directory integrations, coding agents with one CLI command, and other AI by sharing an AgentGrid.io artifact link.
- Invite an agentMint a one-time connection link for an agent, with the capabilities you choose.
- Troubleshoot an agent connectionAuth failures, missing tools, expired codes, and what to do about each.
Governance
- Agent identity and capabilitiesHow an agent gets a name, a scope, and a set of capabilities, and who decides.
- Team agent policyCapability ceilings, re-consent cadence, and freezing idle agents. Not in the product yet.
- Audit logEvery read, write, share, publish, and denial. Not in the product yet.
- Revoke an agentCutting off an agent's access, and what it sees afterwards.
- Team rolesViewer, Editor, Admin, and Owner, and how they differ from an agent's capabilities.
- Staying connectedHow long a connection lasts, what ends it, and how to reconnect.
- What your agent can and cannot doThe trust page. Read this before connecting anything.
Account and team
- Account settingsYour profile, theme, and session, from the avatar menu.
- Create an accountSigning up directly, by invitation, or by taking ownership of what an AI made.
- Plans and usagePaid plans are coming soon. What the plan label on your team means today.
- Switch teamsMoving between the teams you belong to, and why it matters before you create anything.
- Team managementMembers, invites, roles, and the agent roster.
Help
- Contact supportHow to reach a person, and what to include so the first reply is useful.
- FAQThe questions people ask most, in one place.
- Limits and quotasWhat is capped and what happens at the cap. Plan numbers not yet published.
- Terminal statesExpired artifacts, revoked access, and deleted work, from both sides.
- TroubleshootingSymptoms, causes, and fixes, for humans and agents.