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Monday.com MCP Server

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MCP Server for monday.com, enabling MCP clients to interact with Monday.com boards, items, updates, and documents. It provides a set of tools to perform various actions on Monday.com.

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What is Monday.com MCP Server?

The Monday.com MCP Server is a tool that allows MCP (Model Context Protocol) clients to interact with Monday.com. It provides a set of tools to manage boards, items, updates, and documents within Monday.com.

How to use Monday.com MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to install it and configure it with your Monday.com API key and workspace name. The installation process varies depending on the client (Claude Desktop, Smithery, etc.). Once installed, you can use the provided tools to interact with your Monday.com data.

Key features of Monday.com MCP Server

  • Create items and sub-items

  • Retrieve board groups

  • Create updates/comments

  • List boards and items

  • Manage documents

  • Move and delete items

Use cases of Monday.com MCP Server

  • Automating task creation in Monday.com

  • Retrieving data from Monday.com boards for analysis

  • Creating updates and comments on items programmatically

  • Managing documents within Monday.com through an automated workflow

FAQ from Monday.com MCP Server

How do I get a Monday.com API key?

You can create and save a personal API Token in Monday.com by following the instructions at https://developer.monday.com/api-reference/docs/authentication#developer-tab.

How do I find my Monday.com workspace name?

The Workspace Name is part of the URL of your Monday.com workspace. For example, if the URL is https://myworkspace.monday.com/, the workspace name is myworkspace.

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for interacting with various services and applications.

How do I install the server?

The installation instructions are provided in the README, with options for Claude Desktop, Docker, and Smithery.

How can I debug the server?

The README recommends using the MCP Inspector for the best debugging experience.