AI agents for Mural
A Monmo agent works in Mural the way a workshop facilitator's right hand would. It builds the mural from your agenda, reads voting results and sticky notes area by area after the session, writes the synthesis with decisions and owners, and shares the outcome in Microsoft Teams or Slack. It uses your own Mural account and asks before it adds to, rearranges or shares a mural.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Mural
Build the mural from an agenda
Give it the agenda and the goal and it lays out an area for each activity, with prompts, timings and example sticky notes, in the room your team uses.
AskBuild a mural for Tuesday's customer journey workshop from this agenda, in the Product room. Show me the layout first.
Read the voting results
After a voting session it reads the results, ranks the sticky notes by votes and tells you which ideas the group backed and where opinion was split.
AskSummarise the voting session on the Pricing ideas mural: top ten by votes and anything that split the room.
Synthesise notes area by area
It reads every sticky note in each area, merges repeats, names the patterns and writes a synthesis that quotes the notes behind each point so nobody's input is lost.
AskWrite a synthesis of the Onboarding pain points mural, area by area, quoting the notes behind each finding.
Share outcomes with the team
It drafts a short post with the decisions, owners and a link to the mural for the channel that ran the workshop, and posts it in Microsoft Teams or Slack when you allow it.
AskDraft a post for the Product channel in Teams with the workshop's decisions and owners. Post it when I say.
Turn research into an affinity map
Paste interview notes and it drafts one sticky note per observation, grouped into areas by theme, so the team starts the session sorting rather than typing.
AskMake an affinity map in Mural from these eight interview notes. One sticky per observation, grouped by theme.
Prepare a stakeholder readout
It turns the mural into a one-page readout in Google Docs or Microsoft Word: the problem, what was explored, what was chosen and what happens next.
AskWrite a one-page readout of Friday's service design workshop for the leadership team.
Keep templates useful
It compares the murals your facilitators actually ran with your templates, notes the activities they keep adding or removing, and suggests changes to the templates.
AskLook at the last ten retros we ran in Mural and suggest changes to our retro template.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Mural account once; in many companies a workspace admin controls which apps may connect. The agent reaches the workspaces, rooms and murals that account can open.
- 2You choose which agents may use Mural. A research or operations agent that prepares and writes up workshops needs it; an agent that only handles invoices does not.
- 3Reading murals, sticky notes and voting results needs no approval. Creating a mural, adding or moving content, changing who can see it or posting the outcome to a channel asks first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent synthesise a Mural workshop?
Yes. A Monmo AI agent reads the sticky notes and voting results area by area, merges repeats and writes a synthesis that names each pattern and the notes behind it. It reads freely; changes are what ask. It works through the Mural connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
Can it set up a mural before a workshop?
It drafts the layout and builds it once you agree. The agent turns your agenda into areas, prompts and timings, places example notes where people may need a start, and shows you the plan first. Facilitating the live session stays with you.
Does it work with Mural and Microsoft Teams together?
Yes, if you connect both. The agent can read the mural your team used in a Microsoft Teams meeting, write up the outcome and draft the follow-up post for that channel, with a link back to the mural. Posting it in Teams asks first.
Will the agent change my team's sticky notes?
Not without asking. Reading and summarising need no approval, but moving, editing, grouping or deleting anyone's notes is shown to you on a card first. You can allow all of it, part of it or none, and the notes stay as they were if you decline.