monday.com MCP

monday.com is a work operating system where boards, groups, items, and typed columns model whatever process a team runs, and the MCP server exposes that structure to an AI client. Because column types carry meaning, covering status, person, date, numbers, and connections to other boards, an agent reading a board gets more than rows of text. It gets the state machine the team actually works in. The server pairs named tools with raw schema access. The named tools list boards and their column definitions, fetch and search items, create items and subitems, set column values, move an item between groups, and post an update on an item so the activity trail stays in monday rather than in a chat log. Alongside those, it can introspect the platform's GraphQL schema and run a query against it, which is the escape hatch for anything the named tools do not cover, from users and teams through to docs and workspaces. It fits operations, marketing, and project teams that keep the source of truth in monday and want an assistant that reads status and files work without a person retyping it. The GraphQL passthrough is the part to scope carefully, since it inherits everything the connected account is allowed to see.