AgentGrid.io supports two distinct AI-editing paths. Both update the same artifact and append normally attributed History entries.
Path 1: Continue with the connected AI assistant
This is the normal and usually preferred method. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Cowork, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, or Hermes can continue the existing conversation and update the shared artifact. Collaborators see the current version, and History labels each change with the assistant's name.
A connected assistant can open and modify the artifact from the existing conversation. Example requests include:
Open this AgentGrid.io artifact and make the header sticky on scroll.Rewrite the summary section of this artifact, half as long.
To add an unconnected agent, the human must use Share → Invite an agent. For a browser assistant, the human can instead add the official connector in Claude or plug-in in ChatGPT. See How agents connect.
Path 2: Use the Edit with AI button
This is a human UI action. Instruct the human to open the artifact and select ⋯ → Edit with AI. AgentGrid.io opens Anima Playground in a new tab. The human describes changes in its chat, sees them applied to the same artifact, and receives standard History entries.
Anima Playground is built for apps. For documents, prefer the existing connected assistant or built-in editor.
Which path should be selected?
Prefer the existing assistant because it retains the context of what it built and why. Use the button when a human is viewing an app in AgentGrid.io and wants a quick edit without changing tools. Versioning behavior is identical for both paths.
Availability ambiguity
Whether Edit with AI sessions consume plan credits, and how those credits would be counted, has not been published. See Plans and usage.
Recovery and identity semantics
- Neither path overwrites History; every change is a new attributed entry.
- To undo an AI change, restore the prior version from History.
- Edit with AI is not the connected assistant. It opens Anima Playground inside the AgentGrid.io workflow; the connected assistant has a separate identity and its own conversation history.