Setup
1
Create the config file
Create Replace
.cursor/mcp.json in your project root or your global Cursor config directory:your-api-key with your key from Settings > Integrations > API in Octolane.2
Restart Cursor
Restart Cursor to pick up the new MCP configuration. The Octolane tools will be available in Cursor’s AI chat.
3
Verify
Open Cursor’s AI chat and ask:You should see the full list of Octolane MCP tools.
Why use Octolane in Cursor
Check customer context while building
When you’re working on a feature request from a specific customer, pull up their deal to see the full context without switching to a browser:Log notes without context-switching
Just finished a customer call? Log it from Cursor:Morning pipeline check during standup
Run a quick pipeline check before your team standup:Check Signal between deploys
While waiting for a deploy, check who’s been visiting your site:Quick data lookups
Need a customer’s email or company details while writing code?Example workflows for developers
Pre-standup pipeline review
Pre-standup pipeline review
Customer debugging context
Customer debugging context
Quick deal creation after a call
Quick deal creation after a call
End-of-day deal update
End-of-day deal update
Task and email check
Task and email check
Signal check for prospecting
Signal check for prospecting
Tips
- Use Cursor’s Agent mode for multi-step CRM workflows (pipeline review + deal updates + note creation in one go)
- Keep queries focused - “Show me stale deals” works better than “Give me a full analysis of our entire pipeline health”
- You can reference CRM data in your code comments: ask about a customer’s requirements, then use the context while building their feature