AgentGrid

AgentGrid is a desktop application that gives developers a single infinite canvas to launch, monitor, and coordinate multiple AI coding agents simultaneously. Built in Vancouver by @0xPaperhead and @yagudaev, it currently supports Claude Code and Codex, with OpenCode listed as coming soon. The tool launched on Product Hunt and the homepage reports a community of 5,000+ AI builders.

What It Is

AgentGrid is a visual multi-agent workspace for software development. Instead of switching between separate terminal windows or chat interfaces, developers open one canvas and arrange agent panes, terminals, notes, a browser with DevTools, and VS Code side by side. The core idea is that agents can read the full workspace context — notes, terminal output, and other panes — rather than being limited to their own chat history.

How the Canvas Works

The workspace is organized around a zoomable, pannable infinite canvas. Each project gets its own canvas, and developers can:

• Create new spaces with ⌘T and launch agents with ⌘1–9
• Search across the canvas with ⌘F and navigate with a minimap
• Drag and rearrange panes freely
• Undo closed panes

Sessions are saved to disk in a .agent-grid folder, so work persists through OS updates and restarts. Agents can be resumed mid-task after a reboot.

Orchestration and the Agentic SDLC

AgentGrid supports a master-worker delegation model. A master agent can split a task into sub-tasks, spawn visible worker agents for implementation, testing, and review, and developers can read the full worker conversation and send follow-ups directly. The homepage describes this as a "Plan → Implement → Review" loop — a visible software factory where each stage is inspectable and controllable by the human developer.

When a provider hits a usage or session limit, AgentGrid shows a warning before work stops and lets developers open another agent in the same project, hand off context from the visible workspace, and continue without copy-paste.

Developer Tools and Voice Mode

Beyond agent panes, AgentGrid embeds practical developer tooling directly in the canvas:

• A real terminal for running commands
• VS Code integration beside the active agent
• Git staging, diffing, and committing
• Chromium with DevTools for live preview

Agent calls (voice mode) let developers start a live audio call from any agent pane, continuing the same development conversation while the agent works and handing off the next task during the call.

Cross-Device and Mobile Beta

The same project and canvas layout can be opened on desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) and on iPhone or Android in a mobile beta. Layout syncs live across devices, so developers can monitor or direct agents from a phone.

Update: Version 2.7.9

The changelog shows active weekly releases. As of July 17, 2026, version 2.7.9 added in-app password reset without opening a browser. Recent prior releases include one-click CLI installation during onboarding (2.7.8), an in-app Plan/billing management section in Settings (2.7.7), and selection-centered zoom behavior (2.7.6). The cadence signals rapid iteration toward a polished production release.