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Prerequisites

  • A personal MCP token from Integrations → MCP
  • Your MCP URL: https://mcp.noux.app/mcp (also shown in Integrations → MCP)

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Project-level configuration

Create or edit .cursor/mcp.json in your project root:
Replace <your-mcp-token> with a personal token from Integrations → MCP.
Do not commit real tokens to git. Add .cursor/mcp.json to .gitignore if it contains secrets, or use environment variable substitution if your client supports it.

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Enable the server

  1. Save the configuration file.
  2. Restart Cursor or reload MCP servers from Cursor settings.
  3. Confirm noux appears in the MCP server list.
  4. Ask the agent to call get_info to verify the connection.

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Using Noux in Cursor

Once connected, you can ask Cursor to:
  • “List my Noux rooms” → get_light_rooms
  • “Summarize comments in room X” → get_room_conversation
  • “What happened in notetaker meeting Y?” → get_notetaker_meeting
  • “Post a comment in room X” → add_room_comment (requires write-scoped token)
  • “Invite pekka.virtanen@example.com to room X using the default message” → get_room_invitation_defaults (read tool; ShareRoom on the room), then send_room_invitations with firstName and lastName for each invitee (requires write-scoped token)
  • “Email pending invitees Bill and Leslie about the room update” → get_light_rooms for pendingInvitees, then send_room_update_notifications with recipientInviteeEmails only (requires write-scoped token)
See the full tool reference for inputs, permissions, and pagination.