The backend for the app you built in Cursor.

Add everydeck to Cursor with one link. See and edit your app's users and content, plus money, AI costs, jobs and errors. Your agent opens a pull request.

Set up everydeck for this app, including the read-only connection that lets everydeck read the data I approve, restart the local servers of this app when needed, and open a pull request, or commit locally if the repository has no remote.
https://app.everydeck.ai/mcp
Add everydeck to CursorRead the docs

Works through Cursor's MCP support. Tested end to end with Claude Code; Cursor follows Cursor's own MCP docs.

A case with the fix prompt for your coding agent. Drawn from everydeck's own code with example data (Tourbird, a tour booking app), not a screenshot.

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everydeck is the backend for the app you built in Cursor. Add the everydeck MCP server with one link, send the agent one sentence, and it reads your app, writes an app map and opens a pull request. Once it is merged, you see and edit your app's users and content, and see its money and AI costs, scheduled jobs and errors in plain words.

Add everydeck to Cursor

Open the install link on the machine where Cursor runs. Cursor shows its own confirmation dialog, and what it writes is exactly this configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "everydeck": { "url": "https://app.everydeck.ai/mcp" }
  }
}

The link carries the same configuration, base64-encoded: {"url":"https://app.everydeck.ai/mcp"}. You can also put the block above into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or into ~/.cursor/mcp.json for all projects. Cursor asks you to sign in once with OAuth, in your browser. There is no API key.

What happens next

You paste one sentence into the agent. It reads your code and database schema, writes everydeck/app-map.json in your app's own words, adds the SDK, a read-only read bridge and the GitHub Actions check .github/workflows/everydeck.yml, and waits while you approve in everydeck what it may see. Then it pushes its own branch and opens the pull request. everydeck's GitHub App only reads the pull request and its checks.

When the pull request is merged and every part of your app has sent its first event with the new version, your app is live in everydeck. The full sequence of MCP tools is on Set up with Claude Code.

What you get

AreaWhat everydeck shows
PeopleEveryone in your app, how they sign in, what they did and paid, with the actions your app offers
Money and AI costsRevenue, paying customers and failed payments, only from payments everydeck saw, plus AI costs per flow and model
Live and GrowthEverything happening right now, who signs up and who comes back
ErrorsCases in plain words with your code first and a fix prompt your agent can act on
JobsEvery scheduled job checks in; a quiet one becomes a case

How tested this is

Claude Code is tested end to end with everydeck. The Cursor setup follows Cursor's own MCP documentation: the install link format and mcp.json above. The install link only works where Cursor is installed and registered for cursor:// links.

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