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Overview

How MONOid connects agents, the provider types, and when to use each workflow

MONOid supports two agent workflows:

  1. Local deeplink tools from Open in AI coder (desktop app).
  2. Assigned task agents connected as integrations and run from the task.

Use deeplinks when you want to drive work locally in your own editor/terminal. Use assigned task agents when you want run status and outputs tracked on the task in MONOid.

Availability and limits

  • Local deeplinks — Available in the desktop app when local agent preferences are configured under Settings > Local agents.
  • Assigned task agents — Available through configured workspace integrations. Provider availability can vary by workspace.
  • Prerequisite — A task with enough context for the agent to act on.
  • Run modes — Use Run now for immediate work or Run on routine block for scheduled execution.
  • Current limits — Deeplinks launch local tools; they do not give MONOid automatic control over your local editor unless that tool performs the work.
  • Support path — Verify provider connection and local agent settings first; then contact Support.

Provider model

MONOid currently supports two provider groups:

  • Deeplink / local launch providers (desktop):
    • Cursor
    • Antigravity
    • Claude Code (CLI)
    • Codex CLI
    • OpenCode
  • Task-assigned agent providers (integrations):
    • Cursor
    • Codex (shown as Codex via Linear)
    • Claude
    • OpenClaw

How the pieces connect

  1. Connect integrations in Settings > Integrations (workspace scope).
  2. Configure desktop deeplink preferences in Settings > Local agents (local machine scope).
  3. On a task:
    • Use Open in AI coder for local execution.
    • Or assign an integrated agent and choose run mode (Run now or Run on routine block).