SiteGPT × Cursor
Ship a support agent from Cursor
Give Cursor the SiteGPT MCP server and your agent can create, train, and manage support chatbots without leaving the editor.
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Connect SiteGPT to Cursor
Add the SiteGPT MCP server to your Cursor MCP config, then ask Cursor to build a chatbot for your site.
.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"sitegpt": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@sitegpt/cli", "mcp"]
}
}
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Why SiteGPT for Cursor
01
No signup to start
Cursor can spin up a real, trained chatbot from a URL with no SiteGPT account. You only sign up to keep it.
02
Structured for agents
Every call returns typed JSON with stable codes and hints, so the agent reasons about results instead of scraping text.
03
Three ways in
MCP, CLI, or REST API. Whatever SiteGPT surface fits your setup, the same account is one command away.
Cursor + SiteGPT, answered
- How do I add SiteGPT to Cursor?
- Add a sitegpt entry to your .cursor/mcp.json pointing at npx -y @sitegpt/cli mcp, then enable it in Cursor settings. Cursor can then create and manage SiteGPT chatbots over MCP.
- Do I need an API key to start?
- No. Cursor can build and train a chatbot from a URL with no SiteGPT account through agent-first onboarding, and hand back a claim link.
- Can Cursor manage existing chatbots too?
- Yes. Once authenticated, Cursor can manage knowledge, settings, conversations, and leads across all your chatbots.
Point Cursor at SiteGPT
Install the CLI, connect over MCP, and let Cursor ship a support agent.