AgentGrid

Agent-nativeFreemium

Desktop workspace for coordinating coding agents with visible workers, shared context, and review loops

Overview

About AgentGrid

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AgentGrid is a desktop workspace for macOS, Windows, and Linux. A master coding agent coordinates visible workers, while people can inspect their conversations alongside notes, terminals, and browser previews.

So agents can…

Delegate implementation and review tasks to workers using installed coding harnesses, including Claude Code and Codex.
Wait for results, inspect worker output, and send corrections to the same worker while preserving its context.
Read explicitly associated notes, terminals, and other panes to gather context for the task.
Rediscover their team after resume and recover eligible sessions through the documented restart workflow.

See the orchestration guide for the master/worker workflow and harness-specific limits.

Listing decision

Why AgentGrid is listed

Coding agents are the workers being coordinated: a compatible master agent starts workers on installed harnesses, inspects their output, and sends follow-ups through AgentGrid’s orchestration tools.

Before you choose

Fit and limitations

Best for

Developers coordinating Claude Code, Codex, or other supported coding harnesses who want worker conversations, notes, terminals, and browser previews in one workspace.

Known limitations

The desktop app is closed source and requires an AgentGrid account. Coding harnesses require their own setup and provider access; provider costs and usage limits remain separate. Master orchestration support varies by harness. The free tier allows 3 projects and up to 10 parallel agents per project.

Sources

Sources and verification

First-party unless marked otherwise. Each link supports only its adjacent claim.

AgentGrid introduction
AgentGrid documents a desktop canvas containing coding agents, notes, terminals, browser panes, and source control, with spaces tied to project folders.
official documentation · accessed Sep 12, 2026
Orchestrating agents
Compatible master agents can start workers on installed harnesses, wait for results, read worker output, send follow-ups, associate other panes before reading them, and rediscover or resume workers after restart.
official documentation · accessed Sep 12, 2026
AgentGrid installation
AgentGrid provides desktop installation instructions for macOS, Windows, and Linux; downloads are public, while opening the desktop workspace requires an AgentGrid account and coding-harness setup.
official documentation · accessed Sep 12, 2026
AgentGrid pricing
AgentGrid has ongoing Free and paid Pro plans. Free includes 3 projects and up to 10 parallel agents each; users bring their existing AI subscriptions or API keys.
official pricing · accessed Sep 12, 2026
AgentGrid organization profile
The AgentGrid team identifies the desktop app as closed source and distinguishes its licensing from the organization's public repositories.
official repository · accessed Sep 12, 2026