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$W$-representation is a miraculous possibility to define a non-perturbative (exact) partition function as an exponential action of somehow integrated Ward identities on unity. It is well known for numerous eigenvalue matrix models when the relevant operators are of a kind of $W$-operators: for the Hermitian matrix model with the Virasoro constraints, it is a $W_3$-like operator, and so on. We extend this statement to the monomial generalized Kontsevich models (GKM), where the new feature is the appearance of an ordered P-exponential for the set of non-commuting operators of different gradings.
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