Connect with OAuth. Use https://seo.contextbolt.app/mcp, then sign in with your SEO subscription email, enter the email code, and approve access. Existing personal URLs still work for older clients. Full setup and recovery help.
Cursor is the AI-first code editor a lot of builders now live in. It speaks the Model Context Protocol, so you can plug in ContextBolt SEO and pull live keyword, SERP, domain, and competitor data straight into the editor where you are already shipping.
Every lookup you run lands on your SEO Dashboard, a private page you can sign in to from any machine, instead of scattering across browser tabs.
SEO without leaving the editor
When you are building the page, that is the moment to decide what it should rank for. With ContextBolt SEO in Cursor you ask “what should this page target, and who already owns those terms?” and the answer comes back in the chat pane. Every answer is saved to your SEO Dashboard, with no export and no context switch.
Because these are MCP tools, Cursor chains them. “Find five low-difficulty keywords for my pricing page, check who ranks for each, and note the gaps” is one prompt that calls several tools and files the whole session on your dashboard.
Keeping the config clean
Add the server to your global ~/.cursor/mcp.json so it follows you across projects, or to a project-level .cursor/mcp.json if you only want it in one workspace:
{
"mcpServers": {
"contextbolt-seo": {
"url": "https://seo.contextbolt.app/mcp"
}
}
}
After saving, select Authenticate in Cursor’s MCP settings and complete the ContextBolt email-code sign-in. The shared URL contains no personal token. Older private personal URLs remain a compatibility option and must stay out of public repositories. The full tour of tools and workflows is in the ContextBolt SEO guide.
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