Open Cursor
Open the app you want Cursor to work on.
NewMCP Server
Give your coding agent scan evidence, not a pasted report
Install the CanAgentUse MCP Server in Codex, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or whichever agent edits your repo. Ask it to scan a URL, read the failed checks, patch the code, and run the scan again.
Supported editors and agents
View install guidesInstall instructions
Pick your editor. Add the MCP server.
Cursor
Open Cursor installer
Open this Cursor deeplink, review the CanAgentUse config, then approve it in Cursor MCP settings.
Setup path
Add CanAgentUse to Cursor
Open Cursor's MCP installer with the CanAgentUse server config, then review and approve it.
Install in CursorAuthorize the connection
Sign in with CanAgentUse if Cursor asks you to authorize the connection.
How it works
From failed scan to code change
Scan
Ask your agent to scan the page, route, or preview URL you want fixed.
Inspect
Open the failed checks with the affected URL and the evidence behind each result.
Fix
Pull the fix instructions into the repo, patch the code, and run the scan again.
Features
What the MCP server gives your agent
Deep scans
Run scans from the repo instead of copying report snippets into chat.
Rich evidence
Give the agent the failed checks, affected URLs, report context, and severity together.
Fix instructions
Fetch fix guidance tied to the report, not generic advice.
Agent tools
Expose scan, report, skill, and fix workflows through MCP.
Verify again
Run another scan after the patch so the fix is checked.
Scoped access
OAuth scopes and plan limits keep agent access bounded.
Connect CanAgentUse where your team fixes code.
Add the MCP Server to your coding agent and use scan evidence inside the repo instead of pasting reports into chat.