# Monday

By pulling in ticket information like titles, descriptions, statuses, owners, groups, updates, and connected sub-tickets, Baz ensures that every change request is grounded in intent. Reviewers no longer need to switch between Monday and GitHub to understand why a change exists - they get the full context, right where the code is.

Baz uses this context to:

* Enrich AI-generated summaries and topics with your business objectives.
* Tailor prompts to reflect the goals and constraints from the Monday ticket.
* Help reviewers focus on what’s important by aligning code changes to the original intent.

<figure><img src="/files/R3Nvj3jDJE2A3H4SZjFl" alt=""><figcaption><p>Configure Monday integration</p></figcaption></figure>

#### **Configuring Baz & Monday**

To enable Shortcut support:

1. Go to the **Monday integration** located in Settings > Integrations.
2. Click **Configure** and follow the authentication flow.
3. Once connected to your Monday Workspace, Baz will automatically attach tickets context to linked change requests.

> **Tip:**
>
> Baz detects relevant Monday tickets when the branch name includes a Monday ticket ID.

### **How Baz Uses Monday Ticket Data** <a href="#how-baz-uses-shortcut-story-data" id="how-baz-uses-shortcut-story-data"></a>

When connected, Baz pulls:

* **Ticket name and description** - used to shape review summaries and reasoning.
* **Status, priority, and group** - helps set reviewer expectations.
* **Owners and contributors** - injected into review prompts to guide validation.
* **Updates and discussion threads** - used to enrich reviewer understanding.

This context flows through all downstream Baz workflows:

* Summaries reflect the purpose of the story.
* Break down topics based on feature or flow relevance.
* Guide reviewers to evaluate changes through the lens of what the ticket was designed to accomplish.


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