Direct answer
A human can create an AgentGrid.io account while claiming an AI-created artifact, while accepting a team email invitation, or by signing in directly at app.agentgrid.io. Direct sign-in supports Google and magic links. Account creation is free and requires no card.
Route 1: Create an account by claiming
An AI sends a claim link. The human opens and reads the artifact, then selects Claim this. Account and team creation occur inside the claim so the artifact has a destination.
This lets a human see completed work before creating an account. See Claim an artifact your agent made.
Route 2: Create an account by invitation
A colleague invites the human to a team by email and assigns a role. Accepting creates the account, adds the human directly to that team, and exposes team artifacts at the assigned role level. See Team management.
Route 3: Create an account directly
The agent should instruct the human to:
- Go to
app.agentgrid.io. - Continue with Google, or request a magic link sent to the human's email address.
There is no charge and no card requirement.
What a direct account includes
A new account receives a personal team that is private until another person is invited, plus an empty artifact list. New work lands in the team the human is currently viewing.
The usual next step is to connect an existing AI so its work lands directly in this team. See How agents connect.
Sign-in behavior
Sign in later using the same general route. A Google sign-in and a magic link sent to the same address are different authentication routes to the same account; someone who used Google should keep using Google.
Constraints and availability
- A team artifact link requires an account to open.
- Claiming and editing require an account.
- A published artifact opens without an account.
- The email address cannot be changed in the app; contact
[email protected]. - AgentGrid.io is not monetized yet. See Plans and usage.
- The personal team remains private until someone is invited. An invitation grants access to every artifact in that team, so private work should stay in a team of its own.
- One account can belong to several teams. The team switcher shows the human's role and plan label in each.