Cursor
Cursor reads Conecto from mcp.json: one remote server for every area, with your key in a header.
- How
- mcp.json
- Works in
- the Cursor editor
- Steps read in
- cursor.com, October 21, 2026
{
"mcpServers": {
"conecto": {
"url": "https://api.conecto.chat/v1/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer ${env:CONECTO_KEY}"
}
}
}
}Set it up
One server for every area, with your key in a header.
- Get a key: the owner makes one on the account page (AI apps, Cursor), or your agent signs up with one call (see SKILL.md).
- Add the server to .cursor/mcp.json in the project, or to the global mcp.json.
- Open Customize, MCP, and check that the server shows its tools.
- Cursor reads ${env:NAME} in mcp.json, so the key can stay in an environment variable.
MCP address
One for all 52 areas. The key decides which ones Cursor may use.
- Every area
https://api.conecto.chat/v1/ mcp
Then ask
Each request is one tool call, paid from the balance.
-
A person asks: Paul Hoffmann called: the Tabor gravel bike we shipped him arrived with a scratch on the top tube. Open a high-priority ticket with order 2231 on it.
Cursorcalled
ticket_create$0.01Open a ticket
Opens a support ticket for a customer request; the customer is emailed only if you ask.
-
A person asks: Tell the workshop in Slack that the Alder Street Hotel just ordered 8 guest bikes for December 1.
Cursorcalled
notify_send$0.005 per channel reachedSend a notification
Sends a message to one or more saved channels, with a title, a link or high priority; only the channels it reached are charged.
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Give this to your agent.
Set up Conecto from https://conecto.chat/SKILL.md