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AI agents for Google Docs

A Monmo agent writes in Google Docs the way a capable colleague would. It researches a question and writes the report, turns rough notes into minutes, drafts proposals and plans in your layout, and reviews your drafts with comments. It works in your own Google account, and it asks before it creates a document there or changes one you wrote.

Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.

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What agents do in Google Docs

  • Write a research report with sources

    Ask a question about a market or a competitor. The agent searches the web, reads the sources and writes a structured document: a summary at the top, clear headings, and a link beside every figure it quotes.

    AskResearch the insulated bottle market in Japan and write it up as a Google Doc with sources.
  • Turn rough notes into minutes

    Paste the notes from a call or send a voice note. It writes them up as minutes with the decisions, the owners and the due dates pulled out at the top, and the discussion kept short underneath.

    AskTurn these notes from Tuesday's planning call into minutes with decisions, owners and due dates.
  • Draft a proposal from a brief

    From the client's email and a past proposal, it drafts the scope, the timeline, a price table and the terms in your usual layout. Prices you have not confirmed are left marked, because pricing is your decision.

    AskDraft a proposal for Northwind from their email, using our March proposal as the template.
  • Edit a draft with comments

    Share a draft and say what you want: shorter, clearer, one consistent tone. It lists its proposed changes and, once you allow it, leaves them as comments or works on a copy, so your original is untouched.

    AskTighten this draft to 600 words and leave your changes as comments. Don't edit my text directly.
  • Write the weekly report

    Every Friday at 3 it gathers the numbers from your tracker and the week's updates, and writes the status report in the same format as last week. You read it before it is shared with anyone.

    AskEvery Friday at 3, write the weekly client report as a new Google Doc from the tracker and this week's updates.
  • Write a plan people can act on

    It writes a marketing or project plan with goals, audience, channels, a week-by-week timeline and a budget table, and links the calendar and the budget it built in Google Sheets.

    AskWrite a three-month launch plan for the Ridge bottle as a Google Doc: goals, channels, timeline and budget.
  • Check a document before it goes out

    It reads a proposal, a policy or a report and tells you what is unclear, where two sections contradict each other, which totals do not add up and which claims have no source.

    AskReview this proposal before I send it: check the totals, the dates and anything that reads as unclear.
  • Write it in English and Japanese

    Ask for both languages and it writes each version for its reader instead of translating line by line, keeping the headings, the numbers and the dates aligned so the two documents can be compared.

    AskMake a Japanese version of this proposal for the Tokyo team, in polite business style.

How it connects

  1. 1You connect the Google account you already write in. The agent can open the documents that account can open, and anything new it writes is created in your Drive.
  2. 2You pick the agents that may write in Google Docs. A research or marketing agent writes there most; others may only need to read.
  3. 3Reading a document and drafting text need no approval. Creating a document in your account, or editing or commenting on an existing one, asks first.

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KaiResearch
Sample replay
Today 09:41
We’re launching the Ridge bottle in Japan this March. Research the market: size, top competitors and their prices, where people buy. Then tell me what to charge.
On it. I’ll read the market reports, check competitor stores and marketplace listings, then write it up as a launch brief.
Read 14 sources · 3 market reports
Heads-up: two rivals advertise ¥3,980, but that’s their 350 ml size. For 500 ml like Ridge, real prices run ¥4,400–5,800.
Collected 23 prices from 4 stores
You allowed a new doc in Google Docs
Good catch. Add where people actually buy.
Added. 62% of sales happen on marketplaces and 24% in outdoor chains. I’d launch at ¥4,800 and go marketplace-first. The brief has the numbers and all 27 sources.
Launch brief · 27 sources
Kai’s computerAwake

Your team. Connected to everything.

Drinkware in Japan: 2027 outlookKŌRIMARUTO+
‹›↻maruto.example/search?q=bottle+500ml⋮
MARUTO
insulated bottle 500 ml
412 items
Tumbl Daily 500¥4,400Free delivery
KŌRI Thermo 500¥4,800Free delivery
Northpeak Trail¥5,200Free delivery
Onda Summit 500¥5,800Free delivery
Tumbl Go 500¥4,580Free delivery
KŌRI Lite 500¥4,650Free delivery
Northpeak City¥4,980Free delivery
Onda Flow 500¥5,400Free delivery
23 prices collected
Ridge in Japan — launch brief+
‹›↻docs.google.com/document/d/ridge-japan-launch-brief⋮
Ridge in Japan — launch briefFile Edit View Insert Format Tools
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FIELDWORK · LAUNCH BRIEF

Ridge in Japan: what to charge, where to sell

Prepared by Kai · 27 sources · Sample data

The market
¥41.2Bmarket size, 2026+6.8%growth a year
Competitors at 500 ml
BrandPriceSold mostly
Tumbl¥4,400Marketplaces
KŌRI¥4,800Marketplaces
Northpeak¥5,200Outdoor chains
Onda¥5,800Own store
Ridge (proposed)¥4,800Marketplace-first
Where people buy
  • Marketplaces62%
  • Outdoor chains24%
  • Brand sites9%
  • Other5%
RecommendationLaunch at ¥4,800

Match KŌRI, undercut Northpeak, and open on marketplaces before the spring hiking season.

Sources27 checked
Saved to Google Drive
AppsMon 15 Feb 09:41
Kai
Watching· Launch brief · 27 sources
09 / 09

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Can an AI agent write a Google Doc for me?

Yes, from a short brief to a finished document. Tell a Monmo agent the reader, the purpose and the length, as you would tell a colleague. It researches where needed, writes the document with headings and a summary, and creates it in your Google account once you allow it. You get a link, and the file is an ordinary Google Doc you can edit.

Can an AI agent edit my Google Doc without overwriting my work?

Yes, because the agent shows you each change before making it. Ask for comments and it leaves its points beside your text. Ask for a rewrite and it can work on a copy, so the original stays as it was. Any edit to a document you wrote waits for your approval.

Does an AI agent cite its sources when it writes a report?

Yes, a Monmo agent links each figure and claim to the page it came from, and lists the sources at the end with the date it read them. It can still misread a source, so check the numbers that matter before you rely on them. Ask it to mark anything it could not confirm.

Can an AI agent follow our document template and tone of voice?

Yes, once it has seen how you write. Give the agent your template and two or three documents you were happy with. It copies the structure, heading styles and level of formality, and keeps your preferences in mind for later work. It writes through the Google Docs connection, and where that falls short it edits the document in its own browser, the way a person would.

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