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monday.com MCP
Summary
monday.com's official MCP server — read and write items, boards, columns and WorkForms, either via the hosted endpoint or a local npm package.
Features
- Create, update, delete and search board items with type-aware column values
- Create boards and modify board schema, not just populate existing ones
- Retrieve users and teams so assignment and mentions resolve correctly
- WorkForms operations
- Hosted OAuth endpoint at mcp.monday.com requiring no local install
- Self-hosted npm package for network-boundary or version-pinned deployments
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
The official MCP server for monday.com, built by the monday.com AI team. It gives an agent structured access to a workspace rather than a scraped view of it: real board schemas, real column types, and write access that respects the account's permissions.
What an agent can do with it
- Items — create, update, delete and search, including column-value updates that respect each column's type rather than dumping strings into it.
- Boards — create boards and modify board schema, so an agent can stand up a tracker rather than only fill one in.
- Account — retrieve users and teams, which is what makes assignment and mention behaviour correct.
- WorkForms — operate on monday.com's form product.
The practical value is that monday.com is where a lot of teams keep the state of their work. An agent that can read a board understands what is actually in flight; one that can write to it can close the loop after doing the work.
Two ways to connect
The hosted endpoint at https://mcp.monday.com/mcp is the recommended path — nothing to install, OAuth-based, and maintained by monday.com. Alternatively run it locally from npm as @mondaydotcomorg/monday-api-mcp, authenticating with a monday.com API token passed as MONDAY_TOKEN (or -t on the command line). The local route is the one to pick when you want the server inside your own network boundary or pinned to a specific version.
MIT-licensed, subject to monday.com's Developer Terms.
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