Connecting Emporix MCP Server with Cursor

Connect the MCP Server to Cursor code editor.

These steps show how to configure the MCP Server to an AI code editor on the basis of Cursor example, although you might as well configure another tool of your choice. Connecting the Emporix MCP Server to a code editor can enhance and accelerate the development and customization process.

Prerequisites

To follow the steps, make sure you have the required tools and accounts:

• Cursor

• Emporix Tenant

• MCP token

Configuration

1

Open Cursor settings

In the Cursor IDE, open Cursor -> Settings -> Cursor Settings.

2

Provide MCP configuration

Open MCP and choose to + Add new global MCP server. Provide the following configuration in the mcp.json file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "external_mcp_streamable": {
      "type": "streamable-http",
      "url": "https://api.emporix.io/mcp/{domain}/{tenant}/{mcp_token}/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Replace the {domain}, {tenant} and {mcp_token} placeholders with the relevant values. Save the file.

3

Enable server

Switch to the Cursor Settings tab to enable the server.

The working server shows the available tools for the particular domain:

Using Cursor AI

With the configuration ready, you can use the Cursor AI capabilities.

Open the AI Chat panel in Cursor and start chatting. For example, retrieve some products:

The built-in AI tools access the Emporix system through the APIs that you defined to fetch the data and manipulate it according to your prompts. This way, you can plan, build, and work on the Emporix items according to the granted scopes directly from Cursor.