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Getting Started

Monday Morning is a context recovery layer for AI-assisted knowledge work. It stores structured project state in a .mm/ directory inside your repo so AI agents can pick up where you left off.

  1. Download Monday Morning — Head to getmondaymorning.com/download and grab the installer for your platform:

    PlatformFormat
    macOS (Apple Silicon / Intel).dmg
    Windows.msi / .exe
    Linux.AppImage / .deb
  2. Sign in — Launch the app. You’ll land on the sign-in screen. Create a Monday Morning account or log in with an existing one.

  3. Connect Claude Code — Monday Morning needs the Claude Code CLI to power sessions, briefs, and AI features. If it’s not already on your machine, the app shows a banner with a one-click Install button. Once installed, authenticate Claude in a terminal:

    Terminal window
    claude login
  4. Add a project — On first launch you’ll see a welcome screen, then a guided setup:

    • Browse — Pick a directory (any existing repo or folder).
    • Confirm — Preview the project name, choose a category (Work / Personal).
    • Set up — One click. The app creates the .mm/ directory, installs commands and agents, and registers the project.

    Already have projects? Click Add Project in the sidebar at any time.

  5. Set up your roadmap — After adding a project, a kickoff flow opens where you describe your product vision and upload any materials (design handoffs, docs, screenshots). Monday Morning uses this to generate your initial roadmap and specs.

That’s it — no config files, no manual MCP setup. The desktop app handles everything.

  • Desktop App — A native Tauri app that orchestrates Claude Code sessions across all your projects from a three-column shell. See the Desktop App overview.
  • MCP Server — 54+ tools exposed through the Model Context Protocol so Claude Code can read and update your project state. Configured automatically by the app.

If you prefer the terminal, you can also initialize projects with the mm CLI:

Terminal window
cd /path/to/your/project
mm init

This creates the same .mm/ directory structure that the desktop app wizard creates. See Initialize a Project for details.