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A Monmo agent turns what tl;dv records into the work your product and customer teams need. It synthesises user interviews into findings, files the bugs customers mention as issues with a timestamp, sums up a week of customer calls for Slack, writes English summaries of meetings held in Japanese and briefs you before a call. It asks before it creates, posts or shares anything.

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

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What agents do in tl;dv

  • Synthesise a round of user interviews

    After eight interviews it reads every transcript, tags what people said by theme, counts how many raised each point and writes the findings in Notion with a quote and a timestamp link for each.

    AskSynthesise the eight onboarding interviews in tl;dv into findings by theme, with quotes and timestamps, in a Notion page.
  • File the bugs customers mention

    When a customer describes a problem on a call, it drafts an issue in Linear or Jira with the steps they described, their account and a link to the exact moment. Issues are created after you approve.

    AskGo through this week's support calls and draft a Linear issue for each bug a customer described, with the timestamp.
  • Post the weekly voice of the customer

    Every Friday it reads the week's customer calls and writes five points for the product channel in Slack: what customers asked for, what confused them and one quote worth hearing. Posting waits for you.

    AskEvery Friday at 4, post five points from this week's customer calls in the product channel after I approve.
  • Summarise a Japanese meeting in English

    A meeting with your Tokyo partner was held in Japanese. It reads the transcript and writes an English summary for colleagues who were not there, keeping names, figures and agreed dates exact.

    AskSummarise yesterday's meeting with our Osaka distributor in English for the US team. Keep every figure and date exact.
  • Brief you before a call

    Before a meeting with an existing customer it reads your earlier recorded calls with them, their latest emails and open issues, and gives you one page on what changed since you last spoke.

    AskBefore my call with Contoso on Thursday, brief me from our last three tl;dv recordings and their open issues.
  • Pick the moments a new hire should watch

    For someone joining the team it chooses the ten recorded moments that explain your customers best, each with a timestamp link and a sentence on why it matters, in a Google Docs page.

    AskPick ten moments from our tl;dv library a new product manager should watch first, with links and one line each.
  • Answer what was decided and when

    Ask when the team agreed to drop a feature and it searches the meetings your account can see, through the tl;dv connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something, then quotes the moment.

    AskWhen did we decide to drop the offline mode, and who was in that meeting? Give me the timestamp.

How it connects

  1. 1You connect your own tl;dv account once. Depending on your plan and the connection, that may mean an API key from tl;dv's settings. The agent sees the recordings your account can see, including meetings shared with you.
  2. 2You choose which agents may use tl;dv. A research, product or customer success agent fits; an agent that keeps your books does not need your recordings.
  3. 3Reading and searching recordings and transcripts needs no approval. Creating issues, posting summaries, updating pages and sharing a recording always ask first. Recording is tl;dv's job; the agent only works with what it saved.

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MorganChief of Staff
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Today 14:30
Before every external meeting, send me a one-page brief 30 minutes ahead.
Set. I’ll watch your calendar and brief you half an hour before each one.
Routine set · Meeting briefs
  • When30 min before external meetings
  • UsesCalendar, Gmail, the web
  • Sends toYou only
Thursday 14:30 · Briefing for your 3 PM
Checked your calendar, 14 emails and 3 news stories
Your 3 PM · Yamato Outdoor
  • WhoHaruka Sato, Head of Buying
  • Last timeMinimum order, Japan-only colour
  • OpenSamples cleared customs today
  • News3 new Osaka stores this spring
  • Ask for600 units across 12 stores
Voice messageWhat did we quote them last time?
¥3,050 wholesale, on 12 January. They’re hoping for ¥2,900. Ren’s budget still clears a 41% margin at that price.
One-page brief · on schedule
Morgan’s computerAwake

Your team. Connected to everything.

Calendar · Week of 15 FebOutdoor Trade NewsMail · Search+
‹›↻mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/from%3Aharuka⋮
Re: Ridge samples and wholesale quote

We can offer ¥3,050 wholesale at 600 units.

Minimum order per store?

Is there a minimum order for each store, or for the group?

A Japan-only colour

Our buyers love the idea of a colour only we carry.

brief-yamato-outdoor.pdf — Document Viewer
MEETING BRIEF

Yamato Outdoor · Thursday 15:00

Prepared by Morgan at 14:30 · 6 sources

Who

Haruka Sato, Head of Buying. Decides opening orders for all 41 stores.

Last time

She asked about a minimum order and a Japan-only colour.

Open threads

Samples cleared customs this morning. Last quote: ¥3,050 wholesale on 12 January. They hope for ¥2,900.

In the news

Three new Osaka stores this spring, each with a drinkware wall.

Ask for

A 600-unit opening order across 12 stores.

Sent to you · Saved to Library
AppsThu 18 Feb 14:30
Morgan
Watching· One-page brief · on schedule
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FAQ

Questions people ask

Can an AI agent analyse user interviews recorded in tl;dv?

Yes. A Monmo agent reads the transcripts of the interviews you name, groups what people said by theme, counts how many raised each point and writes up the findings with quotes and timestamp links. You can check any finding against the recording, and the write-up can live in Notion or Google Docs.

Can an AI agent turn tl;dv recordings into Jira or Linear issues?

Yes, after you approve them. When a customer describes a bug or a request on a call, the agent drafts an issue with the steps they described, who said it and a link to that moment. It shows the batch on one card before anything is created in Jira or Linear.

Can an AI agent summarise a meeting held in Japanese in English?

Yes. The AI agent works in English and Japanese, so it can read a Japanese transcript and write an English summary, or the other way round. It keeps names, figures and dates exactly as they were said, and marks any passage where the transcript itself was unclear.

Does the agent see every recording in our tl;dv workspace?

No, only what your own account can see. If a meeting is private to a colleague, the agent cannot read it. You also decide which agents get tl;dv at all, so a research agent can have it while other agents on your team do not. You can remove the connection whenever you choose.

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