Connect to Cursor

Cursor can use Agiflow as the shared project board while you work in code. Add your connection URL once, then sign in when Cursor asks.

Connect your account

Find your Agiflow connection URL

Add the connection to Cursor

Create a project settings file at .cursor/mcp.json in the code project where you want Agiflow available.

Paste this configuration, replacing YOUR_AGIFLOW_URL with the URL you copied:

.cursor/mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agiflow": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "YOUR_AGIFLOW_URL"
    }
  }
}

Use a project settings file when Agiflow should only be available in this code project. Use Cursor's user-level settings file when you want the same connection available across projects.

Restart Cursor

Close and reopen Cursor so it picks up the new settings.

Turn on Agiflow and sign in

Open Cursor settings, find the Agiflow entry, and make sure it is enabled. The first time you mention Agiflow, a sign-in window opens in your browser. Log in and click Authorize. Cursor remembers the connection after this.

Try it out

"What tasks do I have in my Agiflow board?"

If Cursor cannot see Agiflow

Wrong URL

Copy the connection URL from Agiflow again, paste it into the Cursor settings file, then restart Cursor.

Sign-in keeps looping

Close extra browser sign-in tabs, return to Cursor, and ask about Agiflow again so the sign-in starts fresh.

Wrong board appears

Disconnect Agiflow, connect again, and choose the workspace or project you want Cursor to use.

Agiflow is not listed

Check that the settings file is named correctly, the JSON is valid, and the Agiflow entry is enabled in Cursor settings.

Now make Agiflow work for you

Learn what Agiflow can do, or get your board organized first.

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