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Add the Cypress Cloud MCP server to Cursor
Read Cypress Cloud runs, failed and flaky tests, screenshots, accessibility and UI coverage reports.
1. Add the server
Paste into .cursor/mcp.json (project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global)
{
"mcpServers": {
"cypress-cloud": {
"url": "https://mcp.cypress.io/mcp"
}
}
}Scopes, env vars, OAuth and limits: Cursor MCP config guide
2. Sign in
Cursor prompts you to sign in the first time a remote OAuth server is used. Cypress Cloud is hosted by Cypress, so there is nothing to install or keep updated.
3. Try it
Ask Cursor for something Cypress Cloud can do. Read Cypress Cloud runs, failed and flaky tests, screenshots, accessibility and UI coverage reports. Approve the first tool call and check the result before allowing write actions automatically.
- · Remote servers take a url; local servers take command and args.
- · Values can reference ${env:NAME} so secrets stay out of the file.
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FAQ
- How do I add the Cypress Cloud MCP server to Cursor?
- Run: { …. Cursor prompts you to sign in the first time a remote OAuth server is used.
- Is this the official Cypress Cloud MCP server?
- Yes. It is published by Cypress as io.cypress.mcp/cypress-cloud in the official MCP registry.
- Does the Cypress Cloud MCP server need an API key?
- It is a hosted server. Most hosted servers sign you in with OAuth the first time Cursor uses them; check Cypress's docs for any plan or permission requirements.
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Reviewed Oct 20, 2026. Command generated from the registry record and checked against Cursor's documented syntax.