https://www.facebook.com/reel/995265779973381

Y por el otro…
todo lo que pasa en tus reuniones tampoco se queda aislado. https://www.facebook.com/reel/991636197057793

Con el AI Notetaker puedes:
→ revisar lo que se dijo
→ preguntar qué compromisos salieron
→ convertir eso en tareas asignadas

Sin copiar, sin cambiar de herramienta, sin perder el contexto.

Siento que aquí el cambio grande no es una feature puntual…
es que el trabajo empieza a moverse contigo, no al revés.

💬 ¿ya están conectando monday con otras herramientas de IA o todavía todo pasa dentro de la plataforma?

Mais soyons honnêtes, parfois, on passe plus de temps à configurer la data qu'à la lire ! 😅

C’est là qu'intervient Sidekick. L'idée est simple : au lieu de cliquer partout pour configurer un rapport, on lui parle comme à un collègue.

Besoin de suivre l'avancement ? De visualiser une timeline ? De comprendre la charge de travail de l'équipe ? Il suffit d'ouvrir Sidekick et de décrire le résultat attendu. 🪄

Ce que cela change au quotidien :

📊 Génération visuelle instantanée depuis les données du tableau.

📈 Création de vues de tableau complètes en langage naturel.

✨ Ajustements faciles grâce à des invites de suivi pour affiner le résultat.

🎯 Des rapports sur-mesure, adaptés aux besoins exacts du moment.

C’est assez bluffant de voir à quel point l'outil évolue pour nous mâcher le travail de configuration. Moins de clics, plus de clarté.

Curieux de voir ce que l'IA a d'autre dans le ventre sur monday.com ?

Allez jeter un œil à Vibe 👉https://monday.com/w/ai

Tipo: “muéstrame el avance” , “quiero ver la carga del equipo”, “pásalo a timeline”

y te arma la vista sin tener que configurar todo desde cero.

Además puedes ir ajustando sobre la marcha con más prompts, que eso también ayuda bastante.

👉 Si quieren ver todo lo que puede hacer: https://monday.com/w/ai

💬 ¿ustedes ya lo están usando así o todavía no les termina de encajar?

Currently, users can open this dialog in fullscreen, but in daily use this is often not the preferred solution. Many colleagues want to keep the reply window open while still reading the ticket details and previous activity updates behind it.

The issue is that the reply dialog often blocks important content in the activity feed. Users can scroll, but depending on screen resolution and window size, the dialog still covers parts of the information they need while writing a response.

A helpful improvement would be to make the reply email dialog more dynamic. For example:

1. Allow users to drag the dialog to another position on the screen

2. Allow users to resize the dialog manually

3. Keep the current fullscreen option available

4. Optionally remember the last used position or size per user

This would improve usability, especially for service teams that need to read ticket history while composing a reply. It would reduce unnecessary scrolling, improve context visibility, and make replying from monday service smoother on different screen sizes.

This will help automate workflows within multi-level boards.

I have a workflow to generate these unique subitems based on project type. For some, I also automatically assign the owner. For others, the owner is dependent on the Market, another required field on the form.

Because there are several places in the main workflow where a lookup to market is required, I’d like to avoid bloating the workflow by copy/pasting the same logic tree several times. As well, it’d make for poor code management if anything needed to change with that particular logic tree.

My workaround currently is just creating a separate workflow that activates on creation of an item, delays for the minimum 1 minute so all subitems can be created, then looks for the right subitem and market and assigns the correct owner. Is there a better way? I will need to create more workflows like this so it’d be great if there was a way to just kickoff a workflow via trigger from another workflow.

At SolDevelo, we believe reliable software starts with how we plan, refine, and validate ideas before a single line of code is written.

🛡️ Why Process Matters to Customers & Developers

In a fast-moving marketplace, it’s easy to get blinded by the "shiny object syndrome" - new features that look great but lack a solid foundation. Here is how a disciplined SDLC protects the ecosystem:

• Anticipating Platform Evolution: monday.com is constantly evolving. Vendors need to  perform regular reviews of ecosystem changes to detect updates that might impact their apps before they happen.

• Quality Before Coding: To keep the app quality on the highest level, QA engineers should be involved from day one to clarify requirements and identify risks while they are still just ideas.

• Security by Design: Secure software isn't "added" during development; it's designed long before it reaches that stage.

⚖️ The Stability Hierarchy

While novelty is exciting, it means nothing without stability. Development priority order is simple:

1. Safety, Security, & Reliability

2. Customer-Reported Issues

3. Ecosystem Changes (e.g., monday.com updates)

4. New Features

🛠️ From Idea to Impact

When moving into the build phase, don't just ask what to build, but how to build it the right way. Explore different implementation approaches to ensure every change is intentional, fits the bigger picture, and delivers real value.

The result? When monday.com evolves, your apps are built ready - because they were designed that way from the start.

Are you a developer focusing on "stability-first" or a user who has felt the pain of a "feature-first" app breaking? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇