Connect Cursor

Cursor supports MCP servers in its agent panel. Once connected, you can chain Qyvo actions into your normal coding flow — e.g. send yourself a WhatsApp template after a deploy succeeds, or pull the last broadcast's stats during a release-notes write-up.

1. Generate a Qyvo token

See MCP Quickstart.

2. Add the server in Cursor settings

Open Cursor's settings → MCP → Add Server. Paste the JSON:

{
  "qyvo": {
    "url": "https://www.qyvo.io/mcp",
    "headers": {
      "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"
    }
  }
}

Save. Cursor will run the initialize handshake immediately. A green dot next to qyvo means it's connected.

3. Verify

In the agent panel, ask:

Use Qyvo to list my templates with status APPROVED.

Cursor's agent should call list_templates and render the result. From there you can chain send_message or create_broadcast calls.

Notes

• Cursor's MCP UI is per-user, not per-project. The same Qyvo connection is available in every workspace you open.
• Like Claude Desktop, Cursor honors the IsReadOnly / IsDestructive(false) annotations and will auto-approve read-only tools by default.