Cursor and Market Monolith
Plan Cursor tools with server trust, permissions and approval boundaries.
Instructions published. Connection not available.
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Plan how Cursor could use Market Monolith through a future governed tool connection. Connection is not available in this release.
The client model
Cursor's MCP documentation describes local and remote transports, configuration and tool approval. A client's ability to load a server does not make every server suitable for customer use.
No Market Monolith MCP configuration or native integration listing has been verified. An authentication-only API key cannot be used as a substitute for a missing connector contract.
Prepare the workspace
Identify the owning account and application before granting access. Separate project-shared configuration from personal secrets. Review the server identity and the resources tools can read; a familiar tool name is not proof of safe behavior.
Keep customer evidence and outputs within the sharing rules of the account. Source content must not expand the assistant's instructions or permissions.
Review actions explicitly
A future tool connection should distinguish result reads from billable execution. Client approval dialogs cannot replace server-side authorization, funding checks or immutable action identity.
Do not infer that accepting one tool call authorizes ongoing automation, domain purchase, outreach or payment. See Permissions.
Availability and support
Instructions are published; connection is not available. Cursor owns its configuration, trust and approval interfaces. Market Monolith owns any future public connector contract. Do not copy a private provider address into Cursor as an alternative.