Monday.com has been marching aggressively forward on artificial intelligence, embedding the technology in a steady stream of new products including an agentic AI builder and a new vibe coding feature, as well as promoting internal use of AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and Cursor.
But even amid all of that progress, Daniel Lereya, Monday.com’s chief product and technology officer, wasn’t satisfied. He wanted to push his team of around 700 “builders”—a group of employees that includes software engineers, product managers, product designers, and data experts—to dream bigger.
And so earlier this year, Lereya kicked off “AI Month,” a four-week initiative of dedicated programming that included 17 workshops, 22 speakers, and 71 working demos, the latter presented by the company’s employees. The demos were all real tools that placed AI at the center of how work could be done to improve internal workflows or to make Monday.com’s customer products even better.
“AI Month” was so popular that the company has since launched similar efforts in other parts of the business, including for the marketing team. The marketing group’s “AI Month” was held in September and led to the design and deployment of new tools like Budget-Bot, which automates financial planning. Ask-Marketing is an AI-powered knowledge sharing hub that was built by marketers, specifically for their needs.
