The repeatable bit is the workflow.
Maybe every month you resize an image, compress it and add a watermark. Or your parents keep asking how to turn several photos into one PDF.
The files change every time. The steps do not.
That is what a Monkey saves.
A Monkey is a small sequence of OutMonkey tools stored in one shareable URL. Open the link later and the same order is waiting for you.
The URL remembers the recipe, not the files. That makes it useful as a bookmark, a hand-off to someone else or a tiny process you do often.
It should feel closer to a shortcut than a workspace.
We are deliberately not turning Monkeys into another file manager. There are already plenty of places to store files.
The idea is smaller: save the useful path through the annoying job, then bring whatever file you need when you run it.
Save the workflow for later. Bring the files when you need it.
