Before you start
What you need
Cursor with MCP support (Settings ▸ Features ▸ MCP).
Setup
1
Open the MCP settings
Press ⌘/Ctrl Shift J to open Cursor Settings, then go to MCP ▸ Add new MCP server. That opens mcp.json.
2
Add the server
Put this inside the
mcpServers object:
{
"mcpServers": {
"affise": {
"url": "https://mcp.affise.com/mcp"
}
}
}Project-scoped config lives at
.cursor/mcp.json; global config at
~/.cursor/mcp.json.
3
Authenticate
Save the file. Cursor shows affise in the MCP list with a Login or Needs auth button — click it and sign in to Affise in the browser.
4
Ask something in Composer
Open Composer in Agent mode and ask “Using Affise, list the top 10 partners by revenue this month.”
Check it worked
The MCP settings row for affise turns green and lists 25 tools.
If something goes wrong
The row stays red with no tools+
Cursor caches failed servers. Toggle it off and on in MCP settings, or restart Cursor.
Agent mode does not call the tools+
MCP tools only run in Agent mode, not in the inline edit or ask modes. Switch Composer to Agent.
You need a token instead+
Add a headers block with
"Authorization": "Bearer <token>" — see the
other clients page.
Try these first
Once you are connected, these are good first questions. See more examples or the full tool reference.
- Which offers grew fastest in DE last week compared to the week before?
- Analyze partner 193 for August — where are they losing money?
- Find finance offers accepting UK mobile traffic with a payout over $40.