
Mural
Brainstorming sessions produce ideas that get lost in chat logs. Your AI agent captures insights mid-conversation and places them directly on your Mural boards as sticky notes. Meeting ideas become visual artifacts. Whiteboard content flows back into conversations for review and alignment.




Your AI agent bridges conversations and whiteboards, creating sticky notes on Mural boards and retrieving visual content so ideas never get lost between chat and canvas.
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Real scenarios where teams use AI to bridge conversations and Mural whiteboards, capturing ideas visually and reviewing board content without context switching.
During a Slack conversation, your design team throws out ideas for a new product feature. Your AI Agent collects each suggestion and creates color-coded sticky notes on the designated Mural board, positioned in a clean grid layout. When the team opens the board later, every idea from the chat is already organized visually. No more copying and pasting from chat logs.
After a sprint retrospective, the project manager asks, 'What did the team put on the retro board?' Your AI Agent retrieves all sticky notes from the retrospective Mural, categorizes them by board area, and presents a conversational summary of what went well, what to improve, and action items. The PM gets a digest without opening the board.
A facilitator types their workshop prompts into a conversation. Your AI Agent transforms each prompt into a sticky note on the workshop Mural, positioned in distinct zones for different exercise sections. By the time participants join, the board is pre-populated and ready to go. Preparation time drops from 30 minutes to 30 seconds.

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FAQs
The agent uses Mural's Create Sticky Note API, sending an array of sticky note objects to a specified mural ID. Each note includes x and y coordinates, text content, and optional properties like shape and color. You can create up to 1000 sticky notes in a single API call.
Yes. The agent uses the Get Mural Widgets endpoint to retrieve all widgets from a specified board, including sticky notes, shapes, arrows, and files. It supports filtering by widget type and pagination for boards with large amounts of content.
Tars connects via OAuth 2.0 and requests mural:read and mural:write scopes. Read access allows retrieving board content and user information. Write access enables creating sticky notes. You authorize the connection through Mural's OAuth flow and can revoke access from your Mural account settings.
No. The agent queries Mural's API in real time during conversations. Board content, sticky note text, and file metadata are fetched live and used only within the active interaction. We do not maintain a separate copy of your Mural board data.
The agent operates with the permissions of the authenticated Mural user. If that user has write access to a shared board, the agent can create sticky notes on it. If the user is a viewer only, write operations will not be permitted for that board.
Mural's native integrations let you share board links in Slack. Tars goes further by actually creating content on boards from conversations, and pulling board summaries back into chat. It is a two-way bridge, not just link sharing. Your agent can process multiple ideas into positioned sticky notes in one action.
Yes. Each sticky note requires x and y coordinates that determine its position on the Mural canvas. You can instruct the agent to place notes in grid patterns, clusters, or specific zones. The agent handles coordinate calculation based on your layout preferences.
The Mural API supports pagination with a configurable limit and next token for continuation. The agent retrieves widgets in batches and can present summaries of large boards incrementally. This ensures performance remains stable even on boards with hundreds of widgets.
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