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Cursor supports remote MCP servers natively, so Superflow is a few lines of config — or one click.

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Install with one click

Open this link to add Superflow to Cursor: Add Superflow to Cursor Cursor asks you to confirm the server, then handles the Superflow sign-in the first time a tool runs.
The link above opens cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install, Cursor’s install deeplink. If your browser blocks it, use the manual setup below.

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Manual setup

Add Superflow to your MCP config. Use .cursor/mcp.json in a project to scope it to that project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json to make it available everywhere:
.cursor/mcp.json
Save the file and Cursor picks the server up. The first time it calls a Superflow tool it opens a browser window for you to sign in and approve the scopes.

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Check it’s working

Open Cursor Settings, then MCP. Superflow should be listed with its tools, and the status should be green once you’ve signed in. Then ask the agent something like “list my Superflow projects”.

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Managing the connection

Remove the superflow entry from mcp.json to disconnect Cursor. To revoke the grant itself, disconnect Superflow from your Superflow dashboard as well — removing the config stops Cursor from calling the server, but doesn’t revoke the token it already holds.