A post from the branch you are on
Ask the Agent to look at the diff or the files you changed and draft a post about it. Simplified makes the image and sets the time.
Add Simplified to Cursor and the Agent can turn the code you just wrote into a post, a graphic and a schedule.
Read https://docs.simplified.com/setup.md and set up Simplified in this client. Reuse existing connections and skills, complete the setup steps you can perform, and guide me through sign-in when needed. Verify access without creating content or spending credits.
Add Simplified as an MCP server in Cursor and sign in with your Simplified account. You get everything Simplified can do, from images and video to scheduling and analytics.
Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json for all projects, or .cursor/mcp.json in a project, and add a simplified entry with the server URL.
Open Cursor's MCP settings, enable Simplified and finish the sign-in in your browser. There is no password or key to paste into the chat.
Start a new Agent chat and ask it to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces. Then ask for your first post.
Put it in ~/.cursor/mcp.json for every project, or .cursor/mcp.json inside one project. If the file already has an mcpServers object, add the simplified entry to it.
Want reusable instructions too? Skills are optional and do not replace the sign-in. Read the full setup guide
Once Simplified is on, the Agent can reach each social account linked to your workspace. There is nothing to set up per platform.
The Agent already knows your code. Simplified lets it talk about it in public.
Ask the Agent to look at the diff or the files you changed and draft a post about it. Simplified makes the image and sets the time.
A thread for developers, a friendly update for customers and a short note for the community, all from the same change.
Banners and short clips use your Brand Kit, so they do not look like they came from a template.
Open a docs file, ask for a series that explains the feature, and review it right in the chat.
Ask for a calendar of drafts around what is shipping, then move posts around in plain English.
Ask how past posts performed and what to try next, without leaving the editor.
Follow Cursor's approval prompts when the Agent uses a tool, or ask for drafts and publish when you are ready.
Cursor is where the code gets written. With Simplified connected, the same Agent chat can also write the announcement, make the image and schedule it, so you do not switch tabs between the feature and the launch.
Sign in once in your browser. There is no key to paste into the chat.
Looks at the diff or the docs and drafts the posts.
Images and video in your Brand Kit, the calendar, scheduling to 13 platforms and analytics.
Follow the approval prompts, or ask for drafts first.
A hosted MCP server you add to Cursor with one config entry. Once Simplified is enabled in the MCP settings, the Agent can use its tools to create images and video, plan a calendar and schedule posts.
Put the entry in ~/.cursor/mcp.json to use it in every project, or in .cursor/mcp.json inside one project. Teammates who open that project get the same entry and sign in with their own Simplified account. Never commit an API key to a project file.
Read the developer setupCursor reads MCP settings from two places. Pick the one that fits how you work.
Simplified is available in every project you open. Best when you post from your own projects.
The entry lives with the repo. Best for a team that wants one setup, since each person signs in on their own.
They do not inherit your local Cursor config, so add Simplified through their own MCP controls.
Optional reusable instructions that help the Agent use the tools well. They do not replace the connection or the sign-in.
Pick a request to see what the Agent and Simplified hand back.
Both posts and the graphic are ready, scheduled for 9:00 AM Friday.
Here is the week as three drafts. Say what to change and I will update them.
The thread and the LinkedIn post are written and ready for review.
Posts that opened with the result did best. Here is what to change this time.
Any of the 13 channels connected in your Simplified workspace. Open a platform to see its scheduler page.
Same connector. Pick the tool you already use.
| Cursor (this page) | Claude Code | Codex | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you use it | Code editor, Agent chat | Terminal and code editor | Terminal, desktop app or IDE extension |
| Setup | Add one config entry and sign in | Install the plugin and sign in | Add the server and sign in |
| Best for | People who live in their editor | People who work in a terminal | People who work in a terminal |
| Uses your Brand Kit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
The connector is the same everywhere. Open another tool to see how it sets up there.
Check the JSON syntax and make sure you edited the right file: the global one in your home folder or the one inside the project. Save it and reload Cursor.
Open Cursor's MCP settings, enable the Simplified connection and its tools, then start a new Agent chat. A saved config entry alone does not load the tools.
Check both the global and the project config. Keep the entry you want and remove the other.
Connect your social accounts in Simplified first. An empty list does not mean the connection failed: it usually means no accounts are linked to that workspace yet. Also check that you picked the right teamspace.
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Add a simplified entry with the server URL https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (all projects) or .cursor/mcp.json (one project). Then open Cursor's MCP settings, enable Simplified and sign in. Start a new Agent chat and ask it to identify your workspace and list your teamspaces to check it worked.
Read the full setup guideGlobal (~/.cursor/mcp.json) makes Simplified available in every project. Per project (.cursor/mcp.json) keeps it with the repo, which suits a team: everyone gets the same entry and signs in with their own Simplified account. If the file already has an mcpServers object, add the simplified entry to it.
Yes. Once Simplified is connected and enabled, the Agent can draft, schedule and publish to the 13 platforms linked in your Simplified workspace: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, X, Google Business Profile, Mastodon, Reddit and Telegram. It only reaches accounts you have already connected.
The Agent writes the copy. Simplified generates images and video in your Brand Kit, builds a content calendar, schedules the posts and reads analytics for your connected accounts, so you can ask what worked and what to try next.
No. You sign in to your Simplified account in the browser and approve access. If OAuth fails, API-key sign-in is the fallback, and you should never commit a key to a project config file.
Follow Cursor's approval prompts when the Agent uses a tool. If you would rather review everything yourself, ask for drafts and approve them when you are ready.
Not by file path. The hosted Simplified server cannot read files on your computer, so a local path will not upload. The asset uploads guide covers how to get media into Simplified.
Cloud agents do not inherit your local Cursor config, so they need Simplified added through their own MCP controls.
A saved config entry or a finished skills install does not prove the tools are loaded. Check the JSON and which file you edited, enable the connection in the MCP settings, then start a new Agent chat and ask it to list your workspace and teamspaces. If the list of accounts is empty, connect your social accounts in Simplified first.
Read the full setup guideIt is the same connector. This page covers Cursor. Terminal agents like Claude Code and Codex have their own pages, and the developer setup page lists the rest.
See the developer setup pageLast updated
Connect Simplified to Cursor and let the Agent handle the design, the schedule and the follow-up.
Open Cursor, paste it into a new Agent chat and send it. Cursor sets up Simplified and walks you through sign-in.