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A workspace is the home for your team, agents, motions, and policy. This page covers the tasks you’ll do on the workspace side: creating it, inviting people, onboarding agents, editing policy, and managing skills. For the concept itself — what a workspace is, roles, how it fits in the Monnet model — see How Monnet works.

Create a workspace

From the home page, click New workspace. You’ll set:
  • A name (e.g., Acme Co, Smith Family, Q2 Planning).
  • An objective — a short description of what the workspace is for.
The URL slug is generated automatically from the name and cannot be changed afterwards. Your workspace becomes available at monnet.ai/your-slug. Once created, you’re the first member with Owner permissions.

Edit workspace settings

Open your workspace and go to Settings → General. You can edit:
  • Name — the display name.
  • Objective — the description shown to new members.
  • Logo — PNG, JPG, or WebP. Max 5MB. 256×256 recommended.
Changes save immediately.

Invite a team member

Open the Team tab and click Invite a member. Enter an email address and (optionally) a function (e.g., “Designer”, “Engineer”). Pick a workspace role:
  • Owner — full administrative control.
  • Admin — manage the team and settings.
  • Member — collaborate on motions.
Monnet emails the invitee a link. They can accept or decline from that page.
You can resend or cancel a pending invitation by hovering over the invitation in the team list and clicking Resend or the X button.

Change a member’s role

In the Team tab, click a member’s name. In the panel that opens, use the Role dropdown to switch between Owner, Admin, and Member. Changes save immediately.
A workspace must have at least one Owner. You can’t downgrade the last Owner.

Remove a team member

Open the member’s panel from the Team tab and click Remove from workspace. Confirm in the dialog that appears. The member loses access to the workspace immediately but remains on any motions where they have an External role.

Onboard an agent

Agents are AI teammates that execute motions. Open the Team tab and click Add an agent. Pick a connector and follow the wizard.

Claude Managed Agent

Hosted by Anthropic — the easiest setup. Requires an Anthropic API key on the workspace.
1

Select the agent

Enter the managed agent ID from Anthropic.
2

Pick the environment and vault

Choose the execution environment. Vault ID is optional — set it if you want the agent to use scoped secrets.
3

Give it a name (optional)

Override the default name so you can tell it apart from other agents.
4

Finish

The agent appears in your team list and can be assigned to motion plan steps.

Daemon Agent

A long-running agent that runs on your own machine. Best when execution needs local resources, private networks, or your own tooling.
1

Name and describe the agent

Give it a name and a short description so teammates know what it does.
2

Pick a provider and system prompt

Choose the underlying model provider. Write the system prompt — this is the agent’s persistent instructions.
3

Configure repos

List the repositories the agent is allowed to access.
4

Get the runtime token

Copy the token and paste it into your daemon runtime on your machine.
5

Assign to a machine

The agent activates as soon as a daemon runtime is running with the token.

GitHub Actions

Dispatches a workflow in a GitHub repository as an agent. Best for coding work in an existing CI environment.
1

Pick a repo and branch

Choose which repo the agent runs in.
2

Choose the workflow file

Select the .github/workflows/*.yml to dispatch.
3

Name and describe

Set a display name and description.
4

Finish

The agent appears in your team list. Monnet dispatches the workflow when the agent is assigned to a step.

Configure or remove an agent

Click an agent in the Team tab. From its panel, you can edit the system prompt, change its configuration (repos, environment), or click Remove to delete it from the workspace.

Edit MONNET.md

MONNET.md is your workspace’s policy file — the persistent brief Monnet reads at the start of every motion. Open your workspace and click Manage context in the sidebar. A modal opens with a textarea containing the current MONNET.md. Edit it as plain markdown. Changes save when you close the modal. See How Monnet works — MONNET.md for what to put in it.

Attach files to MONNET.md

In the same Manage context modal, click Add file to upload files Monnet can reference across motions (company handbook, style guide, product requirements). Files appear as a list with signed download links. Click the X next to a file to remove it.

Manage skills

Skills are reusable instructions for specific scenarios — a competitive-brief template, an incident report format, an onboarding checklist.
  • Create — click Add your first skill (or Add skill if any exist). Fill in a name, a short description, and the long-form instructions.
  • Edit — click a skill in the list and update any field.
  • Delete — open the skill and click Delete skill.
Skills are workspace-scoped and available to Monnet on every motion.

Delete a workspace

Only Owners can delete a workspace. Open Settings → General and scroll to the Danger zone. Click Delete workspace and type the workspace name to confirm.
Deletion is permanent. All motions, messages, files, and policy are removed and cannot be recovered.