Introduction

AgentGrid puts your AI coding agents, terminals, browsers, editor, source control, and notes on one infinite canvas. Run several agents side by side, give each one a focused job, and keep the whole workflow visible.

What it is

AgentGrid is a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Every agent and development tool lives in a movable pane on an infinite canvas. Each canvas belongs to a space tied to a project folder, so new agents and terminals start in the right working directory.

AgentGrid supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Cursor, Devin, Grok, Kimi, and Pi. Enable and order the harnesses you use in Settings -> Agents.

The mental model

• Canvas - the infinite, pan-and-zoom 2D surface. One per space.
• Space - a tab in the title bar. Each space binds a project folder and owns its pane layout.
• Pane - an agent, terminal, code editor, source-control view, browser, note, title, image, or video on the canvas.
• Agent - an AI coding harness running in a pane. A master (or orchestrator) coordinates workers through AgentGrid's MCP tools.
• Worker - an agent a master starts for a focused task. Workers can use any installed harness and an optional model chosen for that role.

Who it is for

• Developers running several coding-agent sessions without losing track of them in terminal tabs.
• Teams using builder, reviewer, QA, and security workers in parallel.
• Anyone who wants agents on the same surface as the terminals, browsers, and notes that support their work.

Next steps

• System requirements - confirm your machine is supported (macOS ships for Apple Silicon and Intel).
• Installation - download publicly, install, and authenticate the desktop app.
• Account and billing - sign in, reset a password, or manage a plan.
• CLI prerequisites - install and sign in to the coding harnesses you want to use.
• Quickstart - create a space, choose a project, and start your first agent.
• Changelog - see the features, fixes, and improvements in every release.

Once you are set up, The Canvas, Agents and workers, and Orchestrating agents explain the core workflow in depth.