AgentGrid.io: Shared workspace for humans and agents

Anima launched AgentGrid.io on September 29, 2026 as a secure workspace where people and AI agents create, edit, share, and publish the same work. Documents, Markdown, HTML, React apps, and other files each get one stable link, one current version, and a complete version history. Teams decide what each agent may see, edit, share, or publish, and an agent's access can be withdrawn at any point, with every change attributed to its author. Anima says the product grew out of its own operations, where seven agents work across marketing, business intelligence, QA, customer success, engineering, and back-office operations. The agents sit in Slack channels, run recurring missions, and prepare pull requests for human review. The broader trend is visible in Anthropic's figures: according to Dealroom, its June 2026 report put the share of Claude conversations that generated an artifact at 93%. Anima's own comparison page places AgentGrid.io beside Google Docs, Notion, and the Claude Docs beta. The company also said it is free to use at launch. For founders building AI products, the bottleneck is shifting from producing output to governing it. Scoped, revocable agent permissions and an attributable edit trail are likely to be among the first controls customers ask about. Teams that let agents write into shared documents or publish live apps will need those controls before agents touch production assets.