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Connect Cursor to BSCpro

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Derek Carr

Derek Carr

Last updated on Oct 30, 2026

Cursor can use BSCpro through the BSCpro MCP server.

Before you start

  • A paid, active BSCpro subscription.
  • The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp

Add BSCpro

  1. Open the file ~/.cursor/mcp.json (for every project) or .cursor/mcp.json in a project (for that project only). Create it if it doesn't exist.

  2. Add BSCpro under mcpServers:

    { "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "url": "https://bscpro.com/mcp" } } }

    If the file already lists other servers, add the bscpro entry next to them.

  3. Save the file. In Cursor's MCP settings, BSCpro appears with a prompt to sign in. Click it, or start using it in a chat, and your browser opens BSCpro.

  4. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny.

You're taken back to Cursor, and BSCpro's tools are available in Agent chats.

With an access token instead

Create an access token in BSCpro (Profile › Integrations › API access tokens) and add it as a header:

{ "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "url": "https://bscpro.com/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" } } } }

Keep this file out of shared code repositories, since it holds your token.

Disconnect

Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app.

For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.