Monika is the AI mentor built into every Hey Monika Scenario and Challenge. She isn't a generic chatbot — she's trained in accountancy and is there to guide you the way a supportive manager would: pointing out what's right, what isn't, and explaining why, rather than just giving you a score.
One important thing to know: Monika knows accountancy deeply, but she doesn't automatically know the specific details of the client or task you're currently working on. When you ask her a question mid-task, give her the context — for example, tell her which client you're working on, what you're trying to do, and where you're stuck. Her chat also clears between sessions, so she won't remember your previous work unless you re-introduce it.
More detail
She reviews submitted work and gives line-level feedback — not just right or wrong, but why.
She can be asked questions mid-task, not just consulted for feedback afterwards.
She knows accountancy broadly but doesn't have automatic access to your specific client or task details — give her context when you ask.
Her chat clears between sessions — always re-introduce the situation if you're continuing from a previous day.
Frequently asked questions
Does Monika know what scenario I'm in?
She doesn't know the specific details automatically — she knows accountancy, not your current client. Give her a quick summary of what you're working on and she'll give you much more targeted guidance.
Is Monika the same as a general AI assistant?
No — she's specifically trained on accounting and bookkeeping, and she's designed to teach rather than just answer. She'll guide you towards the right thinking rather than handing over the answer.
Does she remember previous sessions? No — Monika's chat clears between sessions. If you're continuing a task from a previous day, briefly tell her where you are before asking your question.
Get started
Next time you finish a task, read Monika's feedback slowly before moving on — it's written to be acted on, not skimmed. And when you ask her a question mid-task, give her a sentence of context about the client and what you're stuck on.