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General FAQ

What is Monk?

Monk is an AI DevOps agent that takes applications from code to production autonomously. While coding agents help you write code, Monk handles deployment - analyzing your codebase, containerizing your application, and deploying it to your preferred environment with minimal intervention.

Is Monk free to use?

Yes. You can start with a 7-day free trial that includes 50 credits. No credit card required.

How much does Monk cost?

  • Solo: $25/month (or $20/month billed yearly). Includes 50 credits monthly and all AI features. No rate limits.
  • Point Bundles: 50 credits for $20 (available to Solo subscribers).
  • Team: Coming soon.
  • Enterprise: Custom pricing.

Credits are used for AI-powered actions like code analysis, builds, deployments, and debugging. Usage depends on task complexity. Credits expire at the end of your billing period.

How is Monk different from other AI coding assistants?

Monk is not a coding assistant.

  • Monk does not generate code or suggest code changes.
  • Monk helps you build, deploy and manage your code at runtime.
  • Monk has both your code and its runtime state in context.
  • Monk operates deployments and their cloud environments autonomously.

Can Monk access my private code?

Monk processes your code in order to understand how to build, deploy and manage it. Your code is:

  • Sent to the Monk cloud service piece by piece in encrypted form
  • Processed by LLMs provided by Azure and OpenAI
  • Discarded after analysis and never stored on our servers

We do not train any models on your code.

Which languages does Monk support?

Monk supports all mainstream languages and frameworks.

Can I use Monk in my preferred IDE?

Monk supports VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf. See Supported IDEs.

How do I report bugs or request features?

See our Feedback page.

How do I get help while using Monk?

Just ask Monk directly in its chat window (Cmd+Shift+M). Describe what you’re trying to do or what went wrong, and Monk will guide you or take the necessary actions.