seed?

Unlikely.

That grit in their gizzards is grinding up whatever they eat, and once the seed is broken, the birds digest it.

Some seeds are spread by birds, but they are hard coated seeds. Grass seed is soft.
 
I planted pasture grass seed for my ducks and then the ducks had to be kept off the area. Even when the grass is up, the ducks (and chickens) can pull the baby grass up by the roots, So the birds must be kept out of the area until the grass is well established and the roots are large and firmly anchored.
 
Also, if you are buying commercial grass seed, it is often treated with fungicides, and occasionally with rodenticide or insecticide. So you don't want to have your chickens eating that.
 

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