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Hosted Cursor has completed levios authorization and authenticated read calls. The recorded run did not capture the exact Cursor version, build, or negotiated MCP revision. The result is observed compatibility, not formal validation.

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Add the server

Cursor reads custom MCP servers from mcp.json. Choose one location:
  • Use .cursor/mcp.json inside a project to make levios available only in that project.
  • Use ~/.cursor/mcp.json to make levios available in every project.
Add this remote server entry:
If the file already has other servers, add the levios entry inside the existing mcpServers object instead of replacing the file. After Cursor loads the server, complete the OAuth flow in the browser. Sign in to levios, review the permissions and Instagram accounts, and approve the request. Then return to Cursor and ask it to list your levios accounts. See Cursor’s MCP configuration guide for the current configuration locations and remote server format.

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Verify access

Ask Cursor to list your levios accounts or automations. The result must contain only accounts included in the grant. Tools that need permissions you did not approve will not appear. If the server has no tools, open Settings > MCP in levios and check its status, permissions, and account access. Revoke the connection and start again if you need to choose a different permission set. Do not add headers, an API key, or a bearer token to this entry. Cursor uses the server’s OAuth flow.