MCP setup guide · Cursor

Add Zambo to Cursor

Give Cursor's agent access to Zambo through one remote MCP server entry. The canonical URL is https://zambo.dev/api/mcp; there is nothing to install locally.

100+ public tools20 calls per tool/day freeNo accountMIT licensed

What you need

A recent Cursor version with MCP support and the following standard remote-server configuration:

{"mcpServers":{"zambo":{"url":"https://zambo.dev/api/mcp"}}}

Cursor's available settings and config locations can change. Refer to the current Cursor MCP documentation for the supported file location and schema in your version.

Add the server

  1. Open Cursor's current Settings area and find its MCP or tools section. The exact navigation path varies by release.
  2. Choose the option to add a server, then select the remote HTTP or URL-based server type when offered.
  3. Enter the canonical URL https://zambo.dev/api/mcp and name the server zambo.
  4. Leave authentication, command, arguments, and environment variables empty. This is a remote endpoint.
  5. Enable the server and open Cursor's agent/chat panel.

Config-file option

If your version supports a global or project MCP file, add the same JSON to the location documented by Cursor. Do not assume a file path from an older release.

{"mcpServers":{"zambo":{"url":"https://zambo.dev/api/mcp"}}}

Verify it works

Ask the agent to list its available tools or request a small Zambo task, such as generating a QR code for https://zambo.dev. A completed tool call means the server is live. If it does not connect, check that the URL is exact and reload Cursor.

Machine detail: the public site describes 100+ tools. MCP clients may begin with an 11-tool default list; a client requesting the full catalog can receive up to 120 tools. Cursor controls how the list is presented.

Usage and pricing

Zambo's free tier provides 20 calls per tool per day with no account. The verified Day Pass is $1.49 for 24 hours, paid in USDC on Base through zambo_pay. The Zambo Pass is $49/month.

Quick FAQ

Do I install a package?

No. Cursor connects to Zambo's remote HTTP endpoint; no local server or npm install is needed.

Who built Zambo?

Brennan Zambo built Zambo solo. It is MIT licensed.