Groups and columns become statuses
Your note says what the groups and status columns mean; the agent decides each item's status from it and keeps what it learned on the board.
Items become tasks, subitems become subtasks, updates keep their author and time, and the files come with them. An agent reads the board as you; a token is optional, for scheduled syncs and write-back.
Subitems become subtasksUpdates with replies and filesScope by group
Your note says what the groups and status columns mean; the agent decides each item's status from it and keeps what it learned on the board.
A subitem carries its parent, so after each batch the task becomes a subtask of its parent's task. A parent you set by hand in Projectify wins and stays.
Updates with their replies and assets are copied with the author on Monday and when they wrote it. Files are copied into the sync, so tasks show them without the board's login.
Setup › External boards: paste the board link, name it, pick the component it feeds and write what is there and what to read. Scope it to a group if the board is big.
The agent opens the board in your signed-in browser, opens each group in scope, each item and each subitem, and sends them in batches. No script runs in the tab.
Store a personal Monday API token once and the server reads the board through the official API in one call, covering subitems, updates, column titles and files; the sync can then run on a schedule and write back.
An agent reading a synced Monday task sees the item, its group, its updates with authors and times, its files as images and its subitems as subtasks.
A resync carries each item's last update time, so only the items changed since are opened again.
Yes. Projectify syncs both ways with those boards, so a client can keep theirs while your team and your agents work in Projectify. Conflicts show up on the task and on the board.
Read the brief and rules, find or create tasks, claim them, comment, record decisions, keep docs current and end with a handoff. Every write is checked against the same rules people follow.
No. An agent acts for one person and sees exactly what that person can see, at that person's permission level.
Free for up to 3 people. The first sync takes one session.