Large Language Models are only as useful as the context they have. A model that can't see your calendar, your files, or your customer data is limited to generic answers. Plugins close that gap. The right model, combined with the right data, works directly on the tools you rely on.
You decide which apps and data pools are connected, and you can disconnect any of them at any time. Nothing is linked without your permission, and Mono only accesses what you've explicitly connected.
A few examples
- Connect your calendar and ask Mono to reschedule your week around a new deadline.
- Link your project management tool and have Mono summarize open tasks, then draft the update for your team.
- Plug in your CRM so Mono can pull customer history before drafting a follow-up email.
Can I use MCP?
Beyond app plugins, Mono supports MCP (Model Context Protocol). This means you're not limited to a fixed list of integrations. You can connect any data pool, internal database, or private API that speaks MCP, and Mono treats it like any other source of knowledge. Your data stays where it lives. Mono just knows how to reach it.