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Query your CRM, check deal status, and log notes without leaving your editor. Useful for developers who manage customer relationships, founders who code and sell, or anyone who wants CRM access in their development workflow.

Setup

1

Create the config file

Create .cursor/mcp.json in your project root or your global Cursor config directory:
Replace your-api-key with your key from Settings > Integrations > API in Octolane.
Add .cursor/mcp.json to your .gitignore so your API key doesn’t end up in version control.
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

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