monday.com MCP

monday.com's official MCP server: boards, items, columns, forms and the full GraphQL API, plus a monday CRM plugin

MCP serverHigh risk

mondaycom/mcp

Install

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "monday-mcp": {
      "url": "https://mcp.monday.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Hosted server with OAuth.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The server gives the agent access to a monday.com workspace. It creates and deletes items, changes column values, moves items between groups, posts updates, creates boards, groups, columns and forms, and looks up users and teams. In beta dynamic tools mode it explores the GraphQL schema and runs any API query or mutation. The repository also has an agent-toolkit package for custom agents and a monday-crm plugin with sales skills: a daily deal briefing, forecasts, meeting notes to deals, data cleanup and automation setup.

Who it is for. For teams and managers who run projects or sales in monday.com.

Good fit when

  • You want to create or update board items from a chat with the agent
  • You need a summary or report across several boards
  • You need to tidy up a monday CRM pipeline

Not a fit when

  • Your team does not use monday.com
  • The agent must not be allowed to delete items and columns

Example request

Which items on board 123 have been in progress for more than a week?

Limitations

Requires a monday.com account. The hosted server uses OAuth; the local one needs a personal API token and Node.js 20. Dynamic API tools are beta and off by default. The monday-crm plugin targets monday CRM users.

How to disable. Remove the monday entry from your MCP client config and revoke the token or the monday MCP app in your account.

MCP

Transport
stdio, http
Authentication
OAuth
Environment variables
Environment variables
MONDAY_TOKEN
required, secret
Personal monday.com API token for the local server

Security check

  • Creates, changes and deletes items and columns in the workspace
  • Dynamic mode runs arbitrary API mutations

README in short

The README recommends the hosted server and links guides for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot Studio and Mistral. For local use it explains getting an API token and configs for Claude Desktop, Cursor and a Gemini CLI extension. It includes a tool table, a section on monday apps framework tools and one on dynamic GraphQL tools. MIT licensed.

FAQ

Hosted or local server?

The vendor recommends hosted: no install, OAuth and workspace restrictions. Go local if you want to modify the server or build custom agents.

How do I enable full API access?

Run the local server with --enable-dynamic-api-tools true. The mode is beta.

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