AI agents for Chatwork
A Monmo agent reads Chatwork, a business chat app from Japan, for you when you cannot keep up with it. It summarises your group chats each day, drafts replies to messages addressed to you, turns requests into tasks and asks colleagues when they can meet. Reading needs no approval. Posting a message or adding a task always waits for yours.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Chatwork
Summarise group chats every day
Every weekday at 6 pm it reads the day's messages in the group chats you choose and writes up, chat by chat, what was decided, what is still unanswered and what was addressed to you. Nothing here needs approval.
AskEvery weekday at 6 pm, summarise the sales team and production team group chats. Put the messages addressed to me in a separate list.
Draft replies to messages addressed to you
It reads the messages addressed to you with To and prepares each reply from the earlier conversation and the way you write. Five replies sit on one card. Edit any of them, then allow them all to be posted.
AskDraft replies to the messages addressed to me that I have not answered. Show me all of them before posting.
Turn requests into tasks
It spots requests such as “Please send the quote by Friday” and prepares a task with an assignee and a due date. If the owner is unclear, it asks you instead of guessing. Tasks are added after you approve.
AskPick out the requests in today's group chats and turn them into tasks with an assignee and a due date. Show me before adding them.
Ask colleagues for times and settle the meeting
It checks your free time in Google Calendar and prepares a message offering three times, which it posts once you approve. When the replies are in, it settles the time and asks before adding the event to your calendar.
AskI want thirty minutes with Sato and Tanaka next week. Ask them in Chatwork when they are free and book it once it is settled.
Post progress updates
Every Friday at 5 pm it writes the weekly update from figures in kintone or a spreadsheet, for example three orders won, ¥1,860,000 in total. You check the wording and the group chat it goes to, then allow the post.
AskEvery Friday at 5 pm, write up this week's orders and next week's plans as a post for the company-wide group chat.
Summarise what you missed while away
After three days on a business trip or on leave, it goes back through the group chats you missed and writes a short summary: what happened, what was decided and who is waiting for your answer, most urgent first.
AskI was away from Monday to Wednesday. Summarise the group chats for those days, most urgent first.
Flag tasks that are due
Every morning at 9:00 it lists the tasks due today and tomorrow, split into yours and the ones you gave to others. For anything overdue it drafts a nudge to the assignee. Whether to post it is your decision.
AskEvery morning at 9, tell me which tasks are due today and tomorrow. For overdue ones, prepare a message to the assignee.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Chatwork account once. The agent can read only the chats that account belongs to.
- 2You choose which agents may use Chatwork. Give it to the agent that acts as your assistant and leave it off the ones doing bookkeeping or building websites.
- 3Reading messages and tasks needs no approval. Posting a message or adding a task always asks first, and one card can cover several replies.
More in Chat and meetings
Other apps of this kind that agents work in, each with its own page.
Watch it work
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On screen
Google Calendar
Slack
Pick a job. Watch it get done.
- Why
- You asked for an hour this week with Kenji, Aiko and Jamie.
- Where
- #launch in the Fieldwork Slack
- What to expect
- Posts one message with the two times. Sending the calendar invite is a separate request.
Your team. Connected to everything.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent summarise unread Chatwork messages?
Yes, a Monmo agent can summarise the Chatwork messages you have not read. Tell it which group chats to cover and when. Every weekday at 6 pm, for example, it writes up what was decided, what is still unanswered and what was addressed to you, chat by chat. It only reads, so no approval is needed.
Will an AI agent post in Chatwork without my approval?
No. A Monmo agent does not post in Chatwork without your approval. A post goes out from your account, under your name, so the agent always asks first. The card shows the chat, the wording and the reason, and you can edit or decline it. Adding a task works the same way. Only reading goes ahead without asking.
Can an AI agent arrange meetings over Chatwork?
Yes. A Monmo agent checks your free time in Google Calendar and prepares a Chatwork message that offers a few times and asks what suits the other person. Once you allow the post it waits for the replies, and when a time is agreed it asks before adding the event. Messages to people outside your company are shown to you first in the same way.
Do I need admin rights or an API setup to connect Chatwork to an AI agent?
You can start with the Chatwork account you already use. Pick Chatwork in Monmo's app list, connect your account and choose which agents may use it. Depending on how your organisation is set up, an administrator may need to allow the connection. Where the connection does not cover a step, the agent uses Chatwork in its own browser.