Integrations
Monday Morning integrates with popular tools through its plugin system. Each integration adds MCP tools that AI agents can use during your coding sessions, bringing external context directly into your workflow.
Available Integrations
Section titled “Available Integrations”| Integration | What it does | Credentials needed |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Sync issues, link PRs to specs and tasks | Personal Access Token |
| Grain | Import meeting transcripts, extract action items | API Token (or OAuth via Claude.ai) |
| Notion | Sync tasks and specs with Notion databases | Integration Token |
| Slack | Post updates and activity digests to channels | Bot Token |
| Trello | Sync cards and boards with Monday Morning | API Key + Token |
| Harvest | Time tracking, budgets, and utilization metrics | External MCP server (no local credentials) |
How Integrations Work
Section titled “How Integrations Work”Integrations are built as plugins that register MCP tools with the Monday Morning server. When you configure credentials for a plugin, its tools become available to any AI agent connected to your MCP server.
Configuration Flow
Section titled “Configuration Flow”- Get credentials from the external service (API token, OAuth, etc.)
- Store credentials in the Monday Morning desktop app via Settings > Integrations, or set them as environment variables
- Use the tools — the AI agent will automatically discover and use the new tools
Credential Storage
Section titled “Credential Storage”Credentials are stored per-project in .mm/integrations/{plugin}.json. These files should be added to .gitignore since they contain secrets.
.mm/integrations/github.json.mm/integrations/slack.jsonAlternatively, most plugins support environment variables (e.g., GITHUB_TOKEN, GRAIN_API_TOKEN). Environment variables take precedence over stored credentials.
Plugin Tiers
Section titled “Plugin Tiers”All integrations are currently available on the free tier. As Monday Morning evolves, some advanced integration features may be gated to paid tiers.
Quick Setup
Section titled “Quick Setup”Each integration guide follows the same structure:
- Prerequisites — what accounts and access levels you need
- Setup — step-by-step credential configuration
- Available Tools — what MCP tools the integration provides
- Common Workflows — typical usage patterns
- Troubleshooting — solutions to common issues
Pick an integration from the sidebar to get started.