What happens when your AI agent’s work stays buried in a chat window? AgentGrid.io, a new launch on Product Hunt, wants to fix that problem with a shared workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate on the same live documents, websites, apps and designs — like Google Drive for humans and Git for agents.
AgentGrid.io (Credits: Product Hunt)
The tool comes from Avishay, co-founder of Anima, and is pitched as a “shared drive for humans and AI agents.” The idea is simple: instead of AI-generated reports, slides and apps getting lost in chat history, they live as persistent artifacts with links, structured storage and full version history.
AgentGrid.io: What It Does and Who It Is For
AgentGrid offers Google Docs-style multiplayer editing for humans, paired with a Markdown and Git interface for agents. That means a human teammate can edit a document manually while an AI agent works on the same file through its own interface.
It also treats websites and apps as documents. HTML and React apps — reports, slides, designs and internal tools — can be shared securely or published to the web simply by asking your agent. Multi-agent collaboration is built in: the makers suggest letting Claude create a report, ChatGPT improve it, Grok Bot generate visuals, and a teammate edit it manually, all on the same artifact.
The platform is agent-agnostic, supporting Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Grok Bot, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw and others via MCP, CLI and APIs. Users can bring their own AI agents and keep their work independent of any single AI provider, with controlled access deciding what each agent can see or modify.
AgentGrid.io Pricing and Availability
AgentGrid.io is free to start, with unlimited agent seats, according to its Product Hunt launch page. It is aimed at founders, builders, designers, developers, marketers, product teams and agencies bringing AI agents into their daily workflows across marketing, engineering, BI, QA and customer success.
Users can also import existing files, websites and Figma designs to continue working on them with their agents. To try it, the makers suggest connecting AgentGrid and asking your agent to share work on the platform.
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