AgentGrid is a desktop app for managing multiple AI agents on one infinite canvas, with terminals, browsers, notes and code tools in one workspace.

AgentGrid

Overview

AgentGrid is a desktop app for managing multiple AI agent instances on a single infinite canvas. It is designed around visual orchestration: each agent, terminal, browser, note, editor, or source-control view appears as a pane that you can place, connect, and revisit inside one project-bound workspace.

The product is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and the site positions it for developers who run more than one coding agent at a time. The docs emphasize master/worker workflows, where a coordinating agent can delegate tasks to workers, review progress, and continue the work without forcing everything into a single chat thread.

Features

Infinite canvas workspace

AgentGrid uses an infinite 2D canvas so you can pan, zoom, and arrange multiple agents and support panes in one visual workspace.

Orchestrated multi-agent workflows

The app supports master/worker style delegation, where one agent can spawn workers, read their conversations, and send follow-up instructions.

Shared workspace context

Agents can see notes, terminal output, and other panes in the same project, which helps them work with the surrounding context instead of isolated chats.

Multiple supported agents

You can launch and compare supported coding agents side by side, with Claude Code and Codex available now and OpenCode listed as coming soon.

Developer tools in the canvas

Developer tools such as terminal, VS Code, git, and Chromium/DevTools can sit beside the active agent panes for hands-on development work.

Usage visibility and limits

AgentGrid tracks provider usage limits and reset times, and shows warnings before work is interrupted by a limit.

Use cases

  • Agentic software development

    Use AgentGrid to split a coding task into planning, implementation, testing, and review. The canvas keeps the master conversation and worker panes visible while the work moves forward.

  • Multi-provider agent sessions

    Run Claude Code and Codex side by side to compare outputs, hand off work between providers, or continue after one provider hits a limit.

  • Developer workflow coordination

    Keep terminals, browsers, notes, and source-control panes next to the agents that depend on them so you can inspect logs, verify changes, and coordinate edits without switching apps constantly.

  • Cross-device project access

    Open the same project on desktop or mobile beta to continue work with the same canvas layout on another device.

  • Long-running sessions and recovery

    Use the app’s persistence and resume behavior to reopen a project after a restart or update without losing the workspace layout or active sessions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines agents, terminals, browsers, notes, and code tools in one visual workspace.
  • Supports parallel work with multiple panes and side-by-side agents.
  • Built around a clear master/worker delegation model for orchestration.
  • Cross-platform desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
  • Includes practical workspace features such as persistence, usage tracking, and saved canvas position/zoom.

Cons

  • The product is pre-GA, and the docs note that shortcuts and APIs are still moving.
  • Some supported agents and workflow details are still incomplete in the public site, including OpenCode availability and deeper integration documentation.

FAQ

What is AgentGrid?

AgentGrid is a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. The docs describe it as an infinite canvas workspace where AI agents, terminals, browsers, code editors, notes, and other panes can live side by side.

Which agents does it support?

The source confirms support for Claude Code and Codex now, with OpenCode coming next week. The docs also mention Antigravity (agy) panes and a supported CLI setup flow.

Is there a free plan or paid plan?

The download page lists a free plan for trying AgentGrid on your own machine, plus an early-adopter Pro plan. Pro includes unlimited canvases, cloud sync across machines, local and cloud agents, and access to planned features as they ship.

Who is it for?

The docs and changelog indicate that AgentGrid is intended for developers and teams who manage multiple agent sessions, often using a master/worker workflow. It also supports terminals, browsers, notes, source control, and developer tools alongside agents.

How does the workflow work?

The docs describe spaces as project-bound tabs, canvases as infinite 2D surfaces, and panes as individual agents or tools. That means the app is designed around orchestrating work visually rather than keeping everything in a single chat thread.

Quick Facts

Category
Developer Tool
Platform
macOS, Windows, Linux
Core model
Infinite canvas with panes and spaces
Primary users
Developers and teams running multiple AI agent sessions
Pricing
Free plan available; paid early-adopter Pro plan
Website
agentgrid.sh

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