AgentGrid.io gives people and AI assistants one place to create, improve, and share apps, documents, and files. Keep working on the same artifact instead of losing the result in a chat.
What you can do
- Bring your existing work: upload a file, folder, or ZIP, or import from a website or Figma.
- Edit together: Markdown documents autosave as you type, with live collaboration. No manual save is needed for routine document edits.
- Keep a history: see who changed what, compare versions, and restore an earlier version.
- Work with your AI: connect a supported assistant to read and update the same work.
- Share when ready: share an artifact link, or publish an app or document to a public URL.
Each app, document, or stored file is an artifact with its own link and version history.
Teams contain workspaces
A team is the billing and administration boundary. Its plan, people, roles, and agent roster are managed at team level.
A workspace is the access boundary inside a team. Every team has a General workspace and may have additional workspaces for clients, departments, or private projects. People and agents see only the workspaces they can access, and artifacts are visible only through their workspace.
See Workspace overview and Workspace access.
How people and agents work together
- Connect Claude, ChatGPT, a coding agent, or another supported agent with its own revocable identity.
- Choose a destination workspace when creating, importing, or duplicating work.
- Keep working on the same artifact. Human and agent changes stay attributed in history.
- Share an artifact link without using Share to administer team or workspace membership.
- Publish only when you deliberately want a public URL. Agents must not publish unless asked.
Each agent has explicit capabilities and access to selected workspaces. It can never exceed the live permissions of its human steward. Agents do not consume team seats.
Start here
| Goal | Page |
|---|---|
| Create your first artifact | Quickstart for people |
| Connect and orient an agent | Quickstart for agents |
| Understand the product model | Core concepts |
| Organize access | Workspace access |
| Decide agent permissions | What your agent can and cannot do |
Unconnected AI work
Work created by a connected AI, or claimed into your workspace, does not have a 24-hour expiry. You can also try an unconnected AI’s work before setting up a connection: open its claim link and claim the artifact to keep and edit it. Only an anonymous, unclaimed artifact expires 24 hours after creation. See What is claiming.
Questions and answers
Why can a teammate be unable to see an artifact? Artifacts are visible through workspace access. Team membership does not automatically include every workspace.
Do agents use team seats? No. They have separate identities, capabilities, workspace grants, and stewardship.
When does an artifact become public? Only after an explicit publish action. Sharing its private link does not publish it.
What happens to work from an unconnected AI? Open the claim link and claim the artifact to keep it, unlock editing, and continue working. The 24-hour window applies only while it remains anonymous and unclaimed; connected and claimed work does not have this expiry.