Connecting another AI tool (Cursor and the rest)

Any AI tool that takes an MCP server address can connect. The name and address to give it, signing in versus an access token, and which tools we have and haven't tried.

Where it is: Settings, then Connections, then Add an AI tool, then Something else. Open it

ResilientNiche speaks MCP, the open standard AI tools use to call other apps, so any tool with an MCP or connectors setting can use it. We give step-by-step instructions only for the tools we have walked through end to end: Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable and Claude Code. Everything else uses the steps below.

The steps

1
Paste these two in:
NameResilientNiche
Addresshttps://resilientniche.com/api/mcp
Add them in your tool's MCP or connector settings. If it can't sign in through a browser, create an access token under For developers on the Connections page instead.
2
Click Approve in the ResilientNiche tab that opens. Sign in first if it asks, with the email your plan is on.
3
Send this in your tool's chat.
What should I write next for my site?

Signing in or an access token

Most tools sign in through your browser: you click connect, our tab opens, you click Approve, and there's nothing to copy. If your tool asks for a header or an API key instead, create an access token under Settings, then Connections, then For developers, and give it Authorization: Bearer followed by the token. A token is shown once, belongs to the person who made it, and needs an owner or admin seat to create. The developer reference has the details.

Cursor

We haven't walked Cursor through yet, which is why it has no page or tile of its own. It takes MCP servers, so the steps above should work: add the server in its MCP settings, for a site you build in code, much like Claude Code.

If you connect one and something doesn't work, use the Help button and tell us what it said.

Disconnecting

Settings, then Connections: under AI tools, open the menu next to the tool and choose Disconnect. An access token is revoked on the same page.