AI agents for monday.com
A Monmo agent works in monday.com the way an operations coordinator would. It keeps boards current from email and Slack, fills status, people and timeline columns, writes updates on items, turns client requests into items in the right group, and summarises the week across boards. It uses your own monday.com account and asks before it creates, changes, moves or deletes an item.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in monday.com
Update items from email and Slack
It reads what owners reported this week and proposes changes to each item's status, people and timeline columns, each with a short update that explains why it changed.
AskUpdate the Q4 campaigns board from this week's emails and Slack threads. Show me the column changes first.
Turn a client request into an item
When a client asks for new work by email, it drafts the item in the Requests group with the brief in its update, a due date and the right label, and adds it once you approve.
AskAdd Lena's email about the holiday landing page as an item in Requests, due the 28th.
Break an item into subitems
For a campaign item it drafts subitems for copy, design, review and launch, with owners and dates worked back from the campaign deadline.
AskBreak the Black Friday email item into subitems with owners and dates, working back from the 24th.
Summarise the week across boards
Every Monday at 10 it reads your team boards, counts items by status, lists what is stuck and what is due this week, and drafts the summary for the leadership meeting.
AskEvery Monday at 10, summarise the Marketing, Sales and Delivery boards: stuck items and what is due this week.
Fill the empty columns
It finds items with an empty owner, date or priority and suggests a value for each from the item's updates and linked emails, all on one card for approval.
AskFind items on the Delivery board with no owner or due date and suggest values from their updates.
Write the monthly client recap
At the end of each month it writes a recap from the client's board: work delivered, items in progress and what is needed from the client, as a Google Doc ready to send.
AskWrite the October recap for Brightwater from their board: delivered, in progress, and what we need from them.
Answer a question about a board
Ask which deals over 20,000 have sat in Negotiation for more than two weeks on the Sales pipeline board. It filters the items and answers with a link to each.
AskWhich deals over 20,000 have been in Negotiation for more than two weeks? Link each item.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own monday.com account once. Depending on your account's settings, an admin may need to approve the connection. The agent sees the workspaces and boards that account can open.
- 2You choose which agents may use monday.com. An operations or account management agent fits; a research agent can pass its findings to them instead.
- 3Reading boards, items and updates needs no approval. Creating, moving, duplicating or deleting items, changing column values, posting updates and changing automations ask first, and one approval can cover a batch.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent update monday.com boards?
Yes, with your approval. A Monmo agent reads progress from email, Slack and meeting notes, then prepares column changes and item updates on the right boards. You see every change on a single card first. It works through the monday.com connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover a step.
Can it write updates on items for my team?
It drafts them. The AI agent writes the update on an item in your voice: what changed, what is next and who needs to act. Posting it asks first, because an update can notify everyone following the item. You can edit the text on the card before it goes.
Can it build a weekly report across several boards?
Yes. On the day you choose it reads the boards you name, counts items by status, lists what is stuck or overdue and what is due next, and writes the report as a document or a draft message for Slack or Outlook. Reading the boards needs no approval; sending the report does.
Will the agent change our monday.com automations?
Only if you ask and approve. It can read how your automations and integrations are set up and explain what each one does, which helps when a board behaves oddly. Changing or adding an automation shows a card first, since it affects every item on the board.