Monday.com Integration
Give your AI agent the ability to manage boards, items, and updates in Monday.com.
Connect Monday.com to your Chipp AI so it can browse boards, create and update items, post updates, and search across your workspace — all through natural conversation.
What the AI Can Do
Once connected, your agent gains seven tools:
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| monday_list_boards | List boards with their columns and groups (use to discover board structure) |
| monday_list_items | List items (rows) in a board, optionally filtered by group |
| monday_get_item | Get full details for a specific item including column values and recent updates |
| monday_create_item | Create a new item with column values and group placement |
| monday_update_item | Update column values on an existing item |
| monday_add_update | Post a comment/update to an item (HTML supported) |
| monday_search_items | Search items in a board by column value (use column_id: "name" to search by item name) |
Connecting Monday.com
1
In your app’s builder, navigate to the Build section and select the Integrations tab. Find Monday.com in the list of available integrations.
2
Click the Connect button next to Monday.com. You will be redirected to Monday.com’s authorization page.
3
Monday.com will show the permissions the integration is requesting (read your account profile, read and write boards and items, post updates). Approve to continue.
The integration can access every board your Monday.com user account has access to. If you want to scope access more tightly, create a dedicated Monday.com user with access only to the boards you want the AI to use, and authorize from that account.
4
Once connected, open the chat preview and try:
- “List my Monday boards”
- “Show me the items in the Sales Pipeline board”
- “Create a new task called ‘Follow up with Acme’ on the CRM board”
Working with Boards
Discovering Board Structure
Boards in Monday.com have columns (status, person, date, text, etc.) and groups (sections that group items). The agent will typically call monday_list_boards first to learn the structure of your workspace, then use the column and group IDs when creating or updating items.
Creating Items
When creating an item, the agent can specify:
- The board to create it in
- The group to place it under (optional — defaults to the first group)
- Column values (status, person, date, text, etc.)
Searching
Search is board-scoped — the agent picks a board first, then searches within it. To search by item name, the agent uses column_id: "name".
Example Use Cases
- Project tracking — “What tasks are blocked on the Q2 Roadmap board?”
- Task entry — “Create a new task called ‘Review pricing proposal’ on the Sales board, assigned to Sarah, due Friday”
- Status updates — “Mark the ‘Onboarding’ item as done”
- Comments — “Add a note to the Acme deal item that we discussed pricing this morning”
- Daily standup — “Show me items in the ‘In Progress’ group on the Engineering board”
- CRM-style workflows — Track contacts, deals, or accounts in a Monday.com board through conversation
Notes on the Integration
- Token longevity — Monday.com OAuth tokens are long-lived and do not expire. You only need to reconnect if you revoke access from Monday.com or want to switch accounts.
- Auth scopes — Monday.com configures the requested permissions in the Developer Hub itself, so you’ll see them on the consent screen rather than as a list of scopes in the URL.
Billing
Monday.com tool calls use your standard LLM token billing. There is no separate per-call fee.