New AgentGrid.io

AgentGrid.io calls itself “a shared drive for people and agents.” The problem it aims to solve is very concrete: you have Claude write a report, have Codex edit a page, and have a colleague add a few slides to a deck—and in the end, no one can tell which version is the latest.

In AgentGrid, documents, reports, slides, mini-apps, and design drafts are all the same “living file.” Humans and agents edit it in the same place, with shared context, access controls, and a complete version history, so every change can be traced back to who made it. To connect, just tell the agent you already use to “share this to AgentGrid.” It supports Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, Codex, Grok Bot, and more.

It's suited to small teams that already have multiple agents involved in their daily work. It's not very useful for solo use; the more people and agents collaborating, the more useful it becomes.