Adding Turtini to Cursor (1-click)

Cursor is the only client where Turtini is genuinely 1-click — we generate a cursor:// deep link that opens Cursor with the MCP server config pre-filled.

How to do it:
1. Sign into Turtini, then go to /connect (or Settings → Developer → Connect to AI)
2. Click "Add to Cursor"
3. Your browser will hand off to Cursor — approve the MCP server when prompted

What just happened:
• We minted an org-scoped API key with the AI-assistant scope bundle (full reads + writes for notes, articles, contacts, events)
• The plaintext key is shoved into a base64 cursor:// deep link with the @turtini/mcp config
• Cursor parses the deep link, adds the server to your MCP config, and prompts you to approve
• Once you approve, the next conversation in Cursor can call any of Turtini's MCP tools — search your org, log notes, draft articles, etc.

To use it in Cursor:
Just chat. Cursor's agent mode will automatically discover the available Turtini tools and call them when relevant. Try: "find every Acme contact and tell me what we know about each."

To revoke:
Go to Settings → Developer → API Keys. Each connect-flow key is named "Cursor — <your name> — <date>" so you can revoke a specific machine without breaking other integrations.

Troubleshooting:
• If Cursor doesn't open, your browser may have blocked the protocol handler. Use the snippet shown below the deep link — copy it into Cursor → Settings → MCP Servers manually.
• Verify the connection by chatting "what's the org context for the Turtini connection?" — Cursor will call auth_whoami and confirm.