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Connecting Cursor

Same OAuth server URL, added in Cursor's MCP settings.

Cursor supports remote MCP servers. Pressbotics is added the same way as any other, with no key to paste.

The steps

  1. 1Open your client's settings and find where custom MCP servers (sometimes called connectors, integrations or tools) are added.
  2. 2Add a server with the URL https://mcp.pressbotics.com/mcp.
  3. 3Leave any API key or token field blank — Pressbotics uses OAuth.
  4. 4Connect. The client opens Pressbotics in your browser.
  5. 5Sign in and click Authorize. The client now lists the Pressbotics tools.

Menu names and their nesting change between clients and between versions of the same client. The shape above is stable; the exact wording on your screen may not be. If you cannot find the setting, search your client's own documentation for "MCP server".

Useful in a coding workflow

Release notes and changelogs are the natural fit: the agent already has the diff. Have it draft the post, then call publish_post with request_review set to true so you read it in the approval queue before anything is public.

What can go wrong

  • Editing a JSON config by hand and mistyping the URL — the server appears but never lists tools.
  • Running an older build without remote MCP support. Update the client.
  • The agent invents a site handle. Have it call list_sites first and use the handle from the result.