Marcora+

Marcora + Cursor

Connect Marcora to Cursor and give your AI coding workflow real brand context. Pull your Brand Foundation, apply proven blueprints, and create on-brand content right inside the editor.

Connect via mcp.marcora.ai · no credit card required
How it works
Your governed context
Brand foundation, blueprints, collections
source
Marcora feeds it in · over MCP
Cursor
Where you create, with that context
connected
get_brand_foundationget_relevant_contextcreate_content
Setup time
Connect in ~2 minutes
Supported surfaces
Agent chatPlan Mode
Connection method
OAuth · mcp.marcora.ai
mcp.marcora.ai
Connection Guide

Connect Marcora to Cursor

Cursor connects to remote MCP servers through your `mcp.json`. Add Marcora once, authorize with OAuth, and its tools show up in Cursor Agent.

1
Open Cursor Customize

In Cursor, open Customize from the sidebar. MCP servers are installed and managed here, and can be enabled or disabled per server.

Cursor · CustomizeCursor · Customize
2
Create or open your mcp.json

Use a project-level `.cursor/mcp.json` to scope Marcora to one workspace, or a global `~/.cursor/mcp.json` to make it available across every project.

Cursor · mcp.jsonCursor · mcp.json
3
Add the Marcora server entry

Add Marcora as a remote server using its connection URL. Cursor uses the `url` field for remote MCP servers: `{ "mcpServers": { "marcora": { "url": "https://mcp.marcora.ai" } } }`

https://mcp.marcora.ai
Cursor · mcp.json server entryCursor · mcp.json server entry
4
Authorize Marcora with OAuth

Cursor handles the OAuth flow for remote servers that require it. Approve access so Marcora is scoped to your account and permissions.

Cursor · OAuth approvalCursor · OAuth approval
5
Confirm Marcora under Available Tools

Once the server loads, Marcora's tools appear under Available Tools. Cursor asks for approval before each tool call, and you can inspect the arguments first.

Cursor · Available ToolsCursor · Available Tools
To use it
Open Cursor Agent, ask for Marcora by name or describe the context you need, and approve the Marcora tool call when it appears under Available Tools. It works in Plan Mode too.
Once Connected

What You Can Do in Cursor

Plain-language asks in Cursor. Marcora tools do the work and hand back a link.

CursorMarcora

“Use Marcora to pull our brand foundation, then add the positioning summary to the launch brief I'm editing.”

get_brand_foundationget_relevant_context
CursorMarcora

“Find the most relevant Marcora context for enterprise buyer messaging, then draft a concise section I can insert below this heading.”

get_relevant_contextget_blueprintcreate_content
CursorMarcora

“Capture these three customer-call notes in Marcora's Customer Research collection, then summarize what changed for the GTM team.”

list_context_collectionsadd_context
CursorMarcora

“Create a Marcora content draft from this README and return a share link for review.”

create_contentcreate_external_share
Good to Know

Cursor-Specific Notes

Available on Cursor's paid plans: Pro, Pro+, Ultra, Teams, and Enterprise. MCP is not advertised on the free Hobby tier. On Teams and Enterprise, an admin may need to allowlist the Marcora server under Dashboard > Settings > MCP first.

Marcora works in Cursor Agent chat and Plan Mode. Its tools show up under Available Tools, and Cursor asks for approval before each call.

Cursor doesn't auto-write Marcora output into your file. Ask Cursor Agent to insert or apply the returned content into the active file.

Use a project-level `.cursor/mcp.json` to scope Marcora to one workspace, or `~/.cursor/mcp.json` to make it available everywhere.

Give Cursor Your Business Context

Connect once and the AI you already use can pull your context, create on-brand, and save it back.

Free tier includes MCP context access · no card
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