AgentGrid

AgentGrid is an infinite canvas workspace for managing multiple AI coding agents, terminals, browser windows, and notes within a single project interface.

AgentGrid provides an infinite canvas environment designed to manage complex development workflows involving multiple AI coding agents. Users organize terminals, browser windows, notes, and agent sessions across a single workspace to maintain context. A central Coordinator manages agent delegation, task creation, and workspace layout through natural language conversation. The platform supports various AI models, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, Kimi, Grok, and Devin, allowing users to switch providers when hitting usage limits. It offers integrated source control views for reviewing worktrees and preserves project layouts, notes, and sessions across restarts.

AgentGrid at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: macOS, Windows, Linux
Pricing: Freemium
Released: March 2026
Category: AI coding tool
Website: agentgrid.sh

Key features

Infinite canvas for arranging agents, terminals, and notes
Coordinator interface for managing tasks via conversation
Integrated source control views for reviewing worktrees
Model switching support for continuous workflows
Persistent workspace layout across application restarts
Multi-agent delegation and review tools
Context sharing between notes, terminal output, and agents

Use it for

Managing multiple coding agents and terminals in one view
Reviewing code diffs alongside conversation threads
Organizing development tasks and project notes
Switching AI models to manage provider usage limits

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