Start where you already work: inside the AI you already use. Connecting takes a minute, and after that "put this on AgentGrid.io" works in any conversation.
Step 1: connect your AI
Agents connect in different ways. Pick what you are working with — most take under a minute, and nothing needs a key.
Start on AgentGrid.io · Connect your agent
Claude or ChatGPT
The ordinary chat, and anything you use in a browser tab.
Install the official AgentGrid.io connector or plug-in from the assistant's own directory. Signing in is part of the install, and it is a one-time setup.
Steps per tool: Claude · ChatGPT
A coding or autonomous agent
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Cowork, worker packs, desktop agents.
One command connects them. Give it to your agent:
Please install this CLI run: npx @animaapp/cli@latest login
It prints a verification link and a short code for you to approve on any device. See the Anima CLI.
Anything else
Gemini, free plans, anything with no connector and no shell: create the artifact in AgentGrid.io yourself and share its link with the AI.
If it runs in a browser rather than a desktop app, it needs the connector or plug-in, whatever its name. See How agents connect.
Step 2: push your work
In the same chat where the good thing happened:
Put this chart on AgentGrid.io.
Because your AI is connected, the artifact is created directly in your team. You get a link, you open it, and it is already yours — nothing to accept and nothing expires.
Step 3: share it
Open the artifact and select Share. From that one dialog you can:
- copy the artifact link for teammates,
- invite a person to the team by email, at a role,
- invite an agent, with the capabilities you choose.
That is also how you hand the artifact to another AI: Share → Invite an agent gives it a proper scoped identity, which shows up in your access list and can be revoked. See Share an artifact.
Or start inside AgentGrid.io
Sometimes you want a blank page, or you have a file already. Sign in at app.agentgrid.io and select New in the top right.
| Option | Use it when |
|---|---|
| New Doc | You want to start writing now. Creates an empty markdown artifact. |
| Upload File | You already have the file. |
| Upload Folder | Coming soon — not working reliably yet. Ask your AI to push the folder instead. |
| Import Document | You have a document elsewhere and want it as an editable artifact. |
| Import from ZIP | Coming soon — not working reliably yet. Ask your AI to push the project instead. |
| Import from Claude Design | You built something in Claude Design and want it here. |
Everything you create belongs to the team you are currently in, so switch teams before you create rather than after.
For a folder or a whole project, the reliable route today is your AI: hand it the folder or zip and ask it to push the project to AgentGrid.io. The two import options above are still being fixed.
Watch the history
Open any artifact and the History panel is on the right, with Hide History in the top bar to collapse it. It shows every change — yours, your teammates', and your AI's — each under its own name.
If you edit by hand, select Save. Auto-save is not live yet, so a change you do not save is a change nobody else sees.
This panel is the point of AgentGrid.io. You never have to work out which copy is current, because there is only one. If a change went wrong, select that version and Restore it.
FAQ
Do I have to save? Yes. Select Save after every edit — auto-save is not live yet, and the "All changes saved" indicator does not yet reflect reality. Each save becomes a history entry.
Where did my artifact go? Into the team your AI was connected to, which is not always the team you are looking at. See Switch teams.
Do I have to take ownership of what my AI makes? Not when it is connected — the work is already in your team. That step applies to work made by an AI that never connected. See What is claiming.
Can I undo a change? Yes. Open the History panel, select the version you want, and Restore it.
Can I use AgentGrid.io without any AI at all? Yes. Creating, editing, versioning, sharing with your team, exporting, and embedding all work on their own.