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Learn how to connect the Brevo API documentation to Cursor via MCP server
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Overview

Connect the Brevo API documentation to Cursor using the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. This integration enables Cursor to access Brevo’s API documentation directly within your development environment.

Prerequisites

  • Cursor IDE installed on your machine
  • Access to the Brevo API documentation

Connect the documentation

1

Click the dropdown menu

Navigate to any page in the Brevo API documentation. Click the dropdown component next to the page title.

2

Select Connect to Cursor

From the dropdown menu, select “Connect to Cursor”. This opens the MCP Server installation panel in Cursor Settings.

Connect to Cursor option in dropdown menu
3

Install the MCP Server

In Cursor Settings, review the pre-filled MCP Server configuration:

  • Name: developers.brevo.com
  • Type: streamableHttp
  • URL: https://developers.brevo.com/_mcp/server

Click Install to add the MCP server to Cursor.

MCP Server installation panel in Cursor Settings
4

Enable the MCP Server

Ensure the developers.brevo.com toggle switch is set to ON. The server must be enabled to access Brevo documentation within Cursor.

MCP Server settings showing developers.brevo.com toggle switch

If the toggle is disabled, click it to enable the MCP server connection.

Verify the connection

After completing these steps, Cursor can access Brevo API documentation through the MCP server. You can now use Cursor’s AI features with context from the Brevo API documentation.

Troubleshooting

If the connection isn’t working:

  • Verify the MCP server toggle is enabled in Cursor Settings
  • Check that Cursor has network access to developers.brevo.com
  • Restart Cursor after installation if the connection doesn’t appear immediately