MCP
Install: Cursor
Add the Jobby.dev MCP server to Cursor's settings — config snippet and a screenshot of the right panel.
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Add Jobby.dev to Cursor via the MCP integration in Settings → Features → Model Context Protocol.
1. Mint a token
At /account/api-tokens, mint a token with the scopes you want Cursor's agent to have. Recommended starter set is the same as Claude Desktop: profile:read, queue:*, matches:read.
2. Open Cursor settings
Cursor → Settings → Features → Model Context Protocol → Add new server.
3. Configure
Two transport options:
Option A — stdio (local subprocess)
Name: Jobby.dev
Type: stdio
Command: npx
Args: -y @jobbydev/mcp
Env: JOBBYDEV_API_TOKEN=jbb_...Cursor spawns the MCP binary as a subprocess and talks JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio. Requires Node.js 20+ on your system.
Option B — HTTP (hosted endpoint)
Name: Jobby.dev
Type: http
URL: https://jobby.dev/api/mcp
Headers: Authorization: Bearer jbb_...No local install required. Slightly higher latency than stdio because every call hits the network.
4. Save and restart
Save. Cursor reloads the tool catalog automatically — the jobbydev_* tools should appear under Composer > @ within seconds.
5. Test
In Composer, type @jobbydev_live_now; Cursor surfaces the tool. Pick it; Cursor calls it; you should see live events.
Limits
Cursor doesn't natively render rich widgets (no embedded video / Stripe iframe). Tool results render as text / JSON; for the live interview itself, click through to jobby.dev/account/matches/<id> in your browser.