Summary
Board work and docs behind the same connection.
Item management is the expected half; the document tools are the part worth noticing, since reading and appending to a Monday doc is usually a separate trip. Deleting and archiving both exist and mean different things — archive keeps the record, delete does not.
What it is
An MCP server for monday.com that gives an MCP client access to boards, groups, items, sub-items, updates and documents.
What you get
- Boards listed, created, and their groups retrieved, with new groups created inside a board
- Items and sub-items created, listed by group, moved between groups, archived and deleted
- Sub-items listed for a set of items, for reading a hierarchy rather than a flat board
- Updates — Monday's comment thread — created on an item, and retrieved for it
- Documents listed with optional folder filtering, created, read for their content, and extended with new blocks
Requirements
A monday.com personal API token, plus your workspace name — it is the subdomain in your monday.com URL. Both go in the environment. It runs through uvx or Docker.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — uvx mcp-server-monday-qi, then supply credentials