Manus is an independent AI agent that works in your boards with your own monday.com account. It isn’t part of monday AI, the AI built into monday.com such as monday magic and monday sidekick. It connects through monday.com’s official MCP server and only sees the boards you can open.
Ask the question you’d otherwise build a monday.com dashboard for. Manus searches your boards and writes a one-page progress report: what’s done, what’s stuck and who owns it.
Name a project or a team, and Manus reads the boards it finds for it, then sums up progress, stuck items and owners on one page.
Put the schedule in your prompt and Manus saves it as a scheduled task that runs with your connected monday.com account. It’s saved in Manus, separate from your monday.com automations.
Paste a plan, a brief or meeting notes. Manus creates the items and fills in the status, owner and date columns, so the board is ready to work from.
Use Manus as your monday AI agent for setup work: one item per task, each with an owner, a status and a due date. Ask it to list the items first if you want to check them.
Give Manus a start date and a deadline. It sets start and end dates on each item in order, so the plan shows up in your monday.com Gantt and timeline views.
Ask Manus to keep the order of your plan and not give one person two items at the same time. It can list the dates for you to check before it saves them.
Manus writes an update on each item you name: what changed, what’s blocking it and the next step. Your team reads it on the item, where they already look.
Analytics setup
StuckYouJust now
Moved to Stuck: tracking can’t go in until the event list is final. Next step: marketing shares the list by Tuesday, and AR adds tracking on Wednesday.
Alex R.2 days ago
Tag manager is set up. Waiting on the event list from marketing.
Maya K.4 days ago
Added the launch pages to the tracking sheet.
Ask for an update on every item that moved this week, or only on stuck items. Manus posts each one with your account, saying what changed and who does what next.
There’s no server address or API token to copy. monday.com is already in Manus Connectors, and monday MCP comes ready on every monday.com account.
A good first task after you connect:
Zapier connectorZapier MCP for 8,000+ appsOpen Connectors in Manus, select monday.com and sign in with your monday.com account to approve access. Then mention monday.com in a task, with a board or item name if you have one. To work with other apps too, turn on more Manus connectors in the same task, such as HubSpot, Gmail or Slack. These are Manus connectors, so you don’t need separate monday.com integrations or a monday.com Zapier zap to pass work between them.
It can search your boards, read items and their updates, create items, change columns such as status, owner and dates, set timelines and post updates. It only works with boards your monday.com account can open, and your admin can limit access to specific workspaces.
Yes. The monday.com connector in Manus uses monday MCP, the hosted MCP server that monday.com runs itself. You don’t add a server address, install an app from the monday.com marketplace or create an API token. monday MCP is included in every monday.com plan, and your account’s usual API limits apply.
No. monday AI is the AI that monday.com builds into its own product, from its built-in assistant to the monday.com AI agents you create there. Manus is an independent AI agent: once connected, it works in your boards with your own account from a Manus task.
There’s no separate approval step for monday.com changes. If you want to check first, ask Manus to list the changes and wait for your OK, as the examples on this page do. monday.com also suggests reviewing changes an AI tool proposes before they’re made.
Yes, on the boards your account can open. Leads, deals and contacts in monday CRM live on boards, so Manus can search them, move a deal to a new stage, assign an owner and log the next step as an update.
Yes. Put the schedule in your prompt, for example “Every Friday at 4pm, write a progress report from my monday.com boards.” Manus saves it as a scheduled task, and each run uses your connected monday.com account. You can find it later in Automations.
No. Guides for “Claude monday.com” or “monday.com ChatGPT” walk you through connecting monday MCP inside those apps. In Manus, there’s no server to set up either: monday.com is already in Connectors, so you sign in once and the task runs in the cloud.
Yes. Open Connectors in Manus, select monday.com and choose Disconnect. Your monday.com admin can also turn off access for outside AI tools across the whole account.