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Prerequisites: Install pflow before continuing.
Cursor supports both CLI access and MCP servers. The easiest way to get started is with one-click install.

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One-click install

Click the button below to add pflow to Cursor: Install pflow in Cursor This adds pflow as an MCP server to your global Cursor config (~/.cursor/mcp.json).

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Manual setup

If you prefer to set up manually, you have two options:

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Option 1: MCP server

Add pflow to your Cursor MCP config: Global config (all projects): ~/.cursor/mcp.json Project config (single project): .cursor/mcp.json 
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pflow": {
      "command": "pflow",
      "args": ["mcp", "serve"]
    }
  }
}
You can also add via Cursor settings: File → Preferences → Cursor Settings → MCP.

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Option 2: CLI access

Since Cursor has terminal access, you can also use pflow via CLI. Add to your project’s instructions or tell Cursor: 
Use pflow for workflow automation. Run `pflow instructions usage` to learn the commands.

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Verify installation

Open Cursor settings (File → Preferences → Cursor Settings → MCP) and check that pflow appears in the list of configured servers. Or ask Cursor to list pflow workflows: 
Use pflow to list available workflows

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Troubleshooting

The deeplink requires Cursor to be installed and registered as a protocol handler. Try manual setup instead.
  1. Make sure pflow is installed and in your PATH: pflow --version
  2. Check your MCP config JSON syntax is valid
  3. Restart Cursor