Codex is a self-connecting agent. One command connects it — give it to Codex and it does the rest:
Please install this CLI run: npx @animaapp/cli@latest login
It prints a verification link and a short code. Approve on any device and Codex is connected. Nothing about AgentGrid.io is provider-specific, so the same command works for any agent with a shell.
Start on AgentGrid.io · Connect your agent
The other ways in
You want to set the terms first. Mint a one-time link from Share → Invite an agent, then copy it and give it to Codex. See Invite an agent.
It already made something before connecting. If Codex put an artifact on AgentGrid.io before it was connected, it will have handed you a link to take ownership of it. Connecting first avoids this. See What is claiming.
What you approve
The agent's name, the team it can reach, and its capabilities — read, write, share, publish. The name is what appears on every change it makes, so pick something you will recognise. Capabilities are fixed once granted: to change them, remove the agent and invite it again.
Working on an artifact
Paste the artifact's URL into the conversation and say what you want. Codex can already reach anything in the team you approved, and its changes land in the same history under its own name.
FAQ
Does AgentGrid.io prefer one AI provider? No. Any agent that can run the login command can connect, and the connector route covers the browser-based assistants.
What name shows in the history? The name you approved when it connected.
It is not working. See Troubleshoot a connection.