Connect PostNext to Cursor in three steps
Open your MCP config
In Cursor, open Settings, then MCP, and add a new global server. Depending on your Cursor version that either opens a form or opens the config file directly; either way the global file is ~/.cursor/mcp.json, and a per-project one is .cursor/mcp.json.
Add the server
Paste the block below and save. PostNext appears in the MCP list with its tools once Cursor has connected.
{ "mcpServers": { "postnext": { "url": "https://mcp.postnext.io/api" } } }Sign in and use it in Agent mode
Cursor opens the PostNext sign-in screen on first use; approve it once. The tools are then available to the agent in any chat.
MCP API URL:https://mcp.postnext.io/api
What you can ask
Show me everything scheduled for this week and flag the gaps.Draft a Friday recap thread for X and a shorter version for Threads.Which of my LinkedIn posts got the most engagement in the last 30 days?
Tools your assistant can call
- Generate a one-time link to authorise a new social channel.
- Draft a new post (won't auto-publish).
- Move a draft into the publish queue at a future time.
- Read your queued posts before they go out.
- Fetch likes, comments, shares and impressions for a published post across every connected platform.
- Recommend the best (dayOfWeek, hour) slots for the next post on a given platform, ranked by engagement over the past 90 days.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a paid plan?
No. The free plan gives you read access and draft creation. Only get_account_health (the 30-day analytics summary) requires a paid plan: Basic, Pro, Teams or Business.
How do I revoke access?
Disconnect from your AI client's settings, or open your account page on PostNext and remove the client. Tokens also auto-expire after 30 days of inactivity.