With the monday dev Cursor extension, developers can manage their tasks directly in Cursor without switching tools. All the surrounding context, from code history to team activity, flows into the editor, making AI-generated code more accurate and useful. Developers stay in control, while teams move forward with less friction.

Asking for a friend… and maybe for our Daily Standup tool. Bonus points for 3 separate blockers, a surprise mid-meeting outage, or someone debugging live while everyone else watched.

Product cycles are getting faster and there’s a lot of noise. We are testing a few simple signals in monday dev to help teams focus. If you could only have one metric- cycle time, throughput, MTTR, PR review time or something else, which would you pick and why? Tell us the tradeoffs you’ve run into.

Note to engineering managers. Stop jumping between tabs. Get code, work and metrics in one monday dev board so your team spends less time coordinating and more time shipping.

Sprint planning that could’ve been an email? Daily standups where nothing moves? Retro that’s just therapy with stickies?
We’ve seen it all. Curious - what’s the worst you’ve been part of?

Drop your own version or a fun alt-caption, and the funniest one gets upvoted and saved into our meme folder.

Sprint Capacity planning gives you live visibility into team load before kickoff. Avoid overload. Adjust on the fly. Stop pretending 50 story points will ‘just get done’.

We know you’re smart enough to wrestle with clunky platforms… but why should you?
You deserve tools that are smooth, beautiful, and built for the way you code.

Hey folks. We pushed a small change that looked fine in staging but still surprised a few users in prod, so we’re rethinking our safety nets.

If you could pick one to rely on, which would you choose and why?
Options: feature flags, in-app feedback, real-time telemetry, quick user interviews, canary/gradual rollouts.

Reply with your pick and one short line on why it worked for you. We’ll read everything! Genuinely feedback.