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Monnet helps your team turn rough product ideas into specs worth building. It reviews requests against what your company knows, asks the questions needed to clarify them, and brings in the people who need to weigh in. Your team makes the decisions; Monnet coordinates the work around them. Coding agents can ship quickly, while intake, approvals, and rework still take your team’s time. Monnet helps you assess what deserves to be built and prepare the context your team and agents need to deliver it.

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From idea to approved work

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Bring an idea from where your team works

Start a conversation in the web app, or mention Monnet in Slack or Teams. Connect your tools so requests and their context can reach Monnet from your team’s existing workflow.
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Assess the idea with company context

Monnet uses the company brain to ask clarifying questions, weigh impact, effort, and priority, flag overlaps, and gather input from the right people.
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Review the spec and hand off the work

Monnet drafts the brief in your team’s style and coordinates the approvals defined by your playbook. With a connected tracker, you can approve creating a Jira or Linear issue from the spec. Connected coding agents can take on implementation work.

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Three parts working together

  • Company brain: a shared wiki of your product, users, priorities, team, and past decisions. Monnet uses it to review new ideas and updates it as your team learns.
  • Coordination agent: Monnet asks questions, gathers perspectives, follows up, and requests approvals. Your playbooks define how it works and where your team needs to make a decision.
  • Integrations: connect the places your team discusses requests and manages delivery, including Slack, Teams, Notion, Google Docs, Jira, and Linear. You can also connect coding agents.

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Two ways to use Monnet

A customer success teammate raises a request in Slack: customers want bulk export. Monnet clarifies the need, checks company context and priorities, and asks design and engineering for input. It drafts a PRD for the product owner to review, then hands approved work to Linear.
Someone asks for SSO on an expense tool in Teams. Monnet gathers the missing details, asks a connected coding agent to size the work, and suggests a priority against your backlog. You review the recommendation before the approved ticket goes to Jira.

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Get started

Start with the web quickstart: create a workspace, share product context, and get your first idea reviewed. Click Write spec to shape it into a draft motion, then connect your team’s chat and issue-tracking tools. The CLI setup remains available if you prefer to start from Claude Code or Codex. Monnet is free during limited preview. If you don’t have access yet, join the waitlist or book a demo. If you already have access, open Monnet.

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Next steps

Quickstart

Share product context and get your first idea reviewed in your browser.

How Monnet works

Threads, motions, the plan, and where Monnet lives.

Company brain

The company context Monnet brings to every review.

Connect your tools

Bring Monnet into your team’s existing workflow.