Obsidian just holds your notes.
AgentGrid.io makes them accessible to any AI agent you connect.

Use AgentGrid.io when knowledge must become shared project work. It gives connected agents and teammates the same current documents and outputs, supports deliverables beyond notes, and keeps attributed artifact history you can inspect or restore.

Yes. Connect different agents, give each an identity and approved capabilities, and point them to the relevant artifacts. Each agent can continue from the same current project context rather than relying on a previous agent’s private conversation.

AgentGrid.io supports editable Markdown documents, runnable web apps, and stored assets. That lets research become a brief, interactive tool, website, or another deliverable inside the same shared project.

Yes. Import selected Markdown documents, then review internal links, attachments, frontmatter, and formatting that depends on Obsidian plugins. Importing creates a copy and does not automatically sync the original note.

Yes. Keep personal research and long-lived notes in Obsidian, then place the selected context and deliverables needed for shared execution in AgentGrid.io.

Yes. People join teams with defined roles, and each connected agent receives selected capabilities that you can revoke. Team membership is currently the visibility boundary, so keep private work in a separate team and invite only the people and agents who should access it.

No. A versioned copy of selected notes supports project continuity, but a complete vault backup must also preserve the attachments and configuration required for recovery.