Cursor
Install Lahuta in Cursor with one click or a few lines of mcp.json, then log in and use it in Agent chats.
Cursor can use Lahuta's tools in its Agent chats, next to your code. Use it when you're building on your Lahuta data, or for a quick lookup without leaving the editor.
Install in one click
On the computer where Cursor is installed, open this link: Install Lahuta in Cursor.
Cursor opens and asks you to confirm the install.
Cursor lists MCP servers under Customize in its sidebar. Find Lahuta there and select the log-in button next to it.
Your browser opens at Lahuta's sign-in page. Sign in with your Lahuta account. If you belong to more than one organization, choose the one Cursor should use by default.
The tools now appear in Agent chats. Cursor uses them when your request calls for it, for example "how many tickets have we sold for Saturday's class?"
The same link is on Lahuta's connect page at lahuta.org/mcp, under the Cursor tab.
Add it by hand
If you'd rather edit the file yourself, add Lahuta to ~/.cursor/mcp.json to use it in every project, or to .cursor/mcp.json in a project folder to use it there only:
{
"mcpServers": {
"lahuta": {
"url": "https://api.lahuta.org/mcp"
}
}
}Then log in from Customize as in step 2 above. A project's .cursor/mcp.json can be shared with your team through your repository. It holds only the address, and each teammate signs in with their own Lahuta account.
Approvals
Cursor asks for approval before it runs an MCP tool, unless you've told it otherwise. If you let some tools run automatically, pick read-only ones like contacts_list or events_get, and keep approval on for tools that send email, publish or delete. The Tools reference flags those.
To pause Lahuta without removing it, switch it off under Customize.
The install link does nothing?
The link needs the Cursor desktop app on the same computer. If your browser doesn't hand it to Cursor, use the manual setup above.