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](https://support.bscpro.com/hc/bscpro-help/articles/connect-ai-apps).