Connect bundlist to Cursor

Add bundlist as an MCP server via Cursor Settings

Cursor supports MCP servers via a settings-managed mcp.json file. Once connected, Cursor's AI can read and update your bundlist lists directly in your coding sessions.

Before you start

• Cursor installed — get it here
• A bundlist account — create one free

Setup

1. Open Cursor Settings

   Go to Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP.

2. Add a new MCP server

   Click New MCP Server. Cursor opens mcp.json for editing.

3. Add the bundlist entry

   Add bundlist under the root object:

   {
     "bundlist": {
       "url": "https://api.bundlist.app/mcp"
     }
   }

   If other servers are already defined, add bundlist as another key alongside them.

4. Save and close mcp.json

   Save the file, then close it. Cursor will detect the new server.

5. Connect and authenticate

   Back in Tools & MCP, click Connect next to bundlist. A browser window opens — sign in with the same Google, Apple, or Facebook account you use for bundlist. Your token is stored automatically.

Verify the connection

In a Cursor chat session, ask:

Show me all my bundlist lists

Cursor should call list_lists and return your lists by name.

What to try next

See the uses guide for workflow ideas, or the MCP overview for the full list of available tools.

Troubleshooting

• Server not appearing — confirm the JSON in mcp.json is valid. A trailing comma or missing quote will prevent Cursor from loading it.
• Tool calls return 401 — your token has expired. Click Connect again in Tools & MCP to reauthenticate.

Need help?

Email support@bundlist.app with your Cursor version and a description of where you're stuck.