Tools/monday.com
monday.com
Start trial14-day Pro trial. No card required. After that Free is two seats and three boards — say the cap.
The row is the work. The columns are the status.
Agent: GET /api/catalog/tools/monday
Status lived in the group chat. Someone asked where the job was. You scrolled.
Open one monday.com board. One row per job. Columns for Owner and Status. The grid is what the team (or client) sees. Send the board, not a screenshot of a thread. **Not ClickUp.** ClickUp is a task list with owners and dates. monday.com is a shared column grid. Soft slots ({{offer}} {{who_it_is_for}} {{do_not_touch}}) come from principal/memory — ask once if missing. Do not invent a second board “system.” Signup starts a 14-day Pro trial. No card. After that, Free is two seats and three boards (about two hundred items). Pay when the team needs more. MCP and API exist — agent can draft rows; you still assign owner and move status. Friday names which row never moved.
- One board. One row per job. Owner + Status.
- Shared grid — not a ClickUp personal task list
- Status changes on the board, not in chat
- A client view that is not a screenshot
- The agent drafts the row. You assign it.
Use cases
Status lived in the group chat
Make one board. One row per job. Owner + Status columns. Status changes on the board, not in Slack.
A list with no columns
ClickUp is a task list with owners and dates. monday.com is a shared grid the whole team (or client) reads. Pick this board when more than one person must see the same columns.
The client wants a view, not a doc
Share a board with Owner and Status. You assign the row. They do not need your chat history.
The agent should draft a row, not invent a process
When the board is the source, the agent drafts the next item. You assign the owner. You move status when work is done.
Open the first board.
Name the board. Add the first row. You assign the owner.
- No card to start the Pro trial
- Shared grid for the team — not a personal task list
- You assign the owner
