Put your site online from Cursor
Add Cloudzyro to Cursor once, then ask its agent to put the project you're working on online.
Cursor
Put the bakery site online with Cloudzyro
Cloudzyro
Version 4 of northwind-bakery is on its way. I'll tell you when it's live.
Northwind Bakery
Version 4 · Cursor
- Received
- Building
- Starting
- Live
Set it up in a few minutes
Create your free Cloudzyro account, then connect Cursor once. There are no keys to copy.
In Cursor
- 1
Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json (create it if it isn't there), or add a new MCP server in Cursor's settings, and add:
{ "mcpServers": { "cloudzyro": { "url": "https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp" } } } - 2
Cursor shows that Cloudzyro needs a sign-in: select it. Sign in to Cloudzyro, choose your workspace and select Allow.
- 3
Open your site's folder and ask Cursor's agent: “Put this site online with Cloudzyro.”
Then just ask
Cursor picks the right steps itself. A few things people ask:
- You
“Put this project online with Cloudzyro as northwind-bakery.”
- You
“Deploy the latest changes and tell me when they're live.”
- You
“The build failed on Cloudzyro. Fix it and deploy again.”
- You
“Which versions of this site can I restore?”
What Cursor can and can't do
Cursor works only in the workspace you choose when you sign in, and you can disconnect it at any time.
Cursor can
- Create a site and claim its address
- Put a new version online from your project folder
- Watch the deploy and explain anything that went wrong
- List versions and restore an earlier one
Cursor can never
- Delete a site
- See your secrets or keys
- Change your plan or billing
The address for every tool: https://api.cloudzyro.com/mcp
Questions about Cursor and Cloudzyro
What does Cursor send?
Does it cost anything?
Can Cursor see my secrets or delete my sites?
Which workspace does it use?
What if a deploy fails?
Put your next site online from Cursor
Free to start, free for business, with every version kept.