The use case: how monday.com deploys Tavily
monday.com uses Tavily as the web search layer for its AI agents, letting them pull external information such as company and competitor research, contact enrichment, news monitoring and fact checking alongside internal workspace data. The same integration serves several of its AI products, including Sidekick, AI Blocks and monday Agent.
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When an agent makes an outside call, 99.7% of web searches return at least one helpful result.
At production scale, retrieval has a failure rate of just 0.2%.
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The joint work of hardening the retrieval capability, iterating on edge cases, and pushing the system forward as agent needs evolve — that's where the real value of this partnership lives.Other AI tools used by monday.com
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Inside monday Agents, web search is now a capability agents can call when a workflow requires external signals in addition to internal data. Agents start with structured internal data from monday.com objects like boards, dashboards, and CRM records, then use Tavily to bring in outside information when needed.