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Start in the Monnet web app. Share product context, submit a real idea, and get an AI review grounded in your company brain. You can then turn the idea into a spec and connect the tools your team uses.

Before you begin

You need a browser and a Monnet account with preview access. Sign up or sign in at app.monnet.ai. If you don’t have access yet, join the waitlist or book a demo. Have a public website or product documentation link, or a file that explains your product, ready to share. A product overview, roadmap, current priorities, or user research is a good starting point.
This flow is for a new workspace. If your team already uses Monnet, follow its invitation link and sign in with the invited email address. See Onboarding.

Step 1: Create your workspace

Click Get started on the welcome screen. Name your workspace after your company, review its URL and optional logo, then click Create workspace.

Step 2: Teach Monnet about your product

On Teach Monnet about your product, review the suggested Public website and Product docs links. Correct or remove any guesses that are wrong. You can also drag and drop files, or click browse to upload them. Add at least one link or file, then click Start learning. This step is required. The page shows the supported file types and size limits, and you can remove a file before continuing.

Step 3: Submit your first idea

You land in a thread called Get started with Monnet. While Monnet builds your company brain, type a product idea or paste an existing spec into the chat. For example:
You can draft your idea while Monnet works. The submit button stays disabled until the brain is ready; Monnet’s progress appears in the chat. When Monnet tells you it’s ready, submit your idea to get the review.

Step 4: Turn the review into a spec

Read the review and tell Monnet what you want to change. The new-feature playbook controls how Monnet reviews feature ideas. Click Write spec when you’re ready to develop the idea. Monnet turns the thread into a draft motion: a brief document and a plan with an approval step assigned to you. Refine the spec before deciding whether to Kick off the work.

Step 5: Connect your team’s tools

Monnet next offers Add Monnet to Slack or Add Monnet to Teams, then Add Monnet to Linear or Add Monnet to Jira. Click a button in the chat and complete the connection in the provider’s popup. The button shows success when the connection is complete. Chat connections let you message Monnet directly or mention it where ideas are forming. With an issue tracker connected, Monnet can create issues from your specs when you approve the action. It won’t ping teammates until you ask it to involve them or kick off the work. You can tell Monnet to skip connecting a tool and add it later from Settings → Integrations. See Onboarding for the full flow.

Prefer to start from your coding agent?

The CLI path remains available. Follow Start from your coding agent to set up from Claude Code or Codex and bring in repository context. Node.js 20 or newer and the agent’s CLI are required for that path.

What’s next?

Company brain

Review and refine the product context behind your reviews.

How Monnet works

Understand threads, motions, documents, and plans.

Connect your tools

Manage the tools Monnet uses to hand off approved work.

Onboard an agent

Add a Local Runner when you’re ready to assign implementation work.