Client guide

Connect Aroai to Cursor

Configure Aroai as an HTTP MCP server in Cursor and keep API keys in protected client credentials.

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MCP server endpointhttps://mcp.aroai.com/v1

Streamable HTTP

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Add Aroai as a remote HTTP MCP server in Cursor. Keep any API key in the client’s protected credential configuration.

Authentication methodOAuthAPI key

MCP server configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aroai": {
      "url": "https://mcp.aroai.com/v1"
    }
  }
}

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Open the MCP server configuration used by your Cursor setup.
02
Add the Aroai endpoint with the HTTP transport.
03
If using an API key, configure the Authorization bearer header through the client’s credential handling. Do not commit a live key to a shared project file.

OAuth

Choose OAuth for the remote MCP server and complete the Aroai workspace sign-in when the client opens its authorization flow.

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Cursor supports both OAuth-protected remote servers and HTTP authorization headers. MCP setup and credential behavior can vary by client version and project or user configuration.

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After setup

Run one useful call.

A successful connection only confirms the client can reach the server. Use a recipe to discover a relevant tool, inspect the returned fields and review what still needs attention.

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