Cursor + Blogizi
Cursor's agent writes the post and publishes it through Blogizi's MCP server, or the CLI in Cursor's terminal. Great for changelogs, tutorials and docs-style posts written next to the code they explain.
Setup
Add the MCP server once, then ask Cursor's agent.
Connect
Paste into ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects) or .cursor/mcp.json (one project).
{
"mcpServers": {
"blogizi": {
"url": "https://blogizi.com/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_ACCOUNT_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}Ask
CursorDrafted "Reliable webhooks: retries with exponential backoff".
Included 3 snippets from src/webhooks/retry.ts.
Saved as a draft. Publish?
Review
Every post lands as a draft. Read it in the dashboard, tweak it, then tell Cursor to publish, or hit Publish yourself.
Reliable webhooks: retries with exponential backoff
Plans from $9/month · 7-day trial for $0 · Drafts by default
The growth loop
ProWith Search Console connected, Cursor's agent can pull your page-2 queries over MCP and write a post for each, using the code in your workspace.
5×
More people seeing blogizi.com in Google results
2×
Twice the visitors arriving from search
4025
Across all pages, 15 places higher
blogizi.com, Google Search Console, all pages. Every post written by an agent and published through Blogizi.
Connection options
Cursor's agent calls Blogizi tools directly.
A one-click install link will be added here.
{
"mcpServers": {
"blogizi": {
"url": "https://blogizi.com/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_ACCOUNT_API_KEY"
}
}
}
}| MCP | CLI | |
|---|---|---|
| Install | Paste JSON | npm |
| Search Console | Yes (Pro) | No |
| Local images | upload_post_image | Auto |
Capabilities
Write tutorials from the files open in your editor.
Summarise what shipped into a readable post.
Configure Blogizi per project or for every workspace.
Review before anything goes live.
Find what to write next (Pro).
Fix a post and re-push to the same URL.
Example prompts
“Write a tutorial for the open file and draft it.”
From your editor
“Summarise this branch's changes into a changelog post.”
Release notes
“Find a page-2 query and write the post for it.”
Pro
“Turn README.md's setup section into a getting-started post.”
Repurposing
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Details
You pay Cursor for the AI separately; Blogizi doesn't charge for tokens.
Compare plans →Your key sits in mcp.json on your machine. Use the global file for personal keys and keep project files out of git.
Never paste keys into a chat. Drafts by default; publishing live is always a step you approve.
Paste the Blogizi server block into ~/.cursor/mcp.json with your account API key, then restart Cursor.
Yes, use .cursor/mcp.json in the project, and keep it out of git.
MCP for the Search Console loop; CLI if you want local images auto-uploaded.
No, drafts by default.
Any plan publishes. Search Console needs Pro or Agency.
If the agent has your MCP config, yes. Check Cursor's current docs.
