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FeaturesLaura Nguyen17.02.2026

Using monday.com's AI features and automation assistant for productivity

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What are the practical AI features in monday.com and how can we use them for automation? I'm particularly interested in the automation assistant and any AI-powered insights.

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Richard Sanchez17.02.2026Accepted

Monday.com's AI features include: 1) Automation Assistant - describes what you want in plain English and it builds the automation. Example: 'When a high priority task is created, notify the team and set a due date 3 days from now.' 2) Smart Columns - AI-powered text analysis that can categorize, extract, or summarize text. 3) Project Risk Prediction - analyzes your timeline and dependencies to flag potential delays (Enterprise only). 4) Content Assist - helps write item descriptions and updates. To access: Look for the 'Magic' wand icon in automations or the AI button in item descriptions. The Automation Assistant is the biggest time-saver - it's much faster than building automations manually. Start with simple automations like auto-assigning tasks based on keywords or auto-setting priorities.

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Christina Wu18.02.2026

The AI-powered 'Summarize' feature is great for long item descriptions. It can condense lengthy updates into key bullet points. We use this for meeting notes - instead of reading 20 comments, the AI summarizes the key decisions and action items. Also, the 'Categorize' smart column automatically tags items based on their content, which helps with reporting.

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Marcus Johnson18.02.2026

One practical use: AI for automatically generating task descriptions from brief inputs. Our team types a short phrase like 'quarterly report analysis' and the AI expands it into a full description with suggested subtasks. It's not perfect but gives us a good starting point. The predictive analytics for project health is valuable - it flagged 3 at-risk projects last quarter that we were able to recover.

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