AgentGrid
Run multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more) on one infinite canvas workspace.
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What is AgentGrid?
AgentGrid is a cross-platform desktop application that provides a unified visual workspace for orchestrating multiple AI coding harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin, and six others) side-by-side. It enables seamless handoffs between agents, shared context visibility, and usage limit management—all while bringing your own API subscriptions with no additional per-use fees.
AgentGrid pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
AgentGrid pros
- Multi-agent orchestration in one visual workspace—run 9+ different coding AI harnesses simultaneously without context loss
- Smart workspace sharing—agents can read notes, terminal output, and other panes; enable handoffs without copy-paste
- Works with existing subscriptions—no second meter or platform fees; bring your own API keys
- Usage limit visibility and automatic handoff—see provider limits and switch agents when one hits capacity
- Session persistence—work survives OS updates and restarts; resume agents mid-task
AgentGrid cons
- Limited to 9 supported harnesses—only works with specific coding AI providers, not custom agents
- Desktop-only—requires local installation (macOS, Windows, Linux); no cloud version
- Requires separate subscriptions—still need individual accounts and API keys for each provider (no unified billing)
Frequently asked questions about AgentGrid
What AI coding agents does AgentGrid support?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, Kimi, Grok, Devin, and Pi.
Do I need to pay AgentGrid separately?
No—AgentGrid is free to download and use. You only pay for your existing subscriptions to each AI provider. There is no additional platform fee (no second meter).
What happens when I hit my API usage limit?
AgentGrid shows your remaining usage and reset times. You can open another agent with a different provider in the same project and continue without losing context.
Will I lose my work if I restart my computer?
No—AgentGrid saves sessions to disk and reopens them automatically, so you can resume mid-task after restarts or OS updates.