MCP integration

Manage your hosting from Cursor.

Bring Sitequest into Cursor with our MCP server. Provision VPS instances, deploy WordPress, manage DNS, run server commands and inspect logs — all from Cursor's Composer and chat without leaving your editor.

Deploy a fresh staging copy of my WordPress site at staging.example.com on a new webspace.
I'll create a new webspace and install WordPress on it.
mcp_sitequest_create_webspace
{ "domain": "staging.example.com", "cms": "wordpress" }
Webspace ws_482b is provisioning. I'll wait for the installer to finish, then send you the admin URL and credentials.
Also point staging.example.com at it.
On it.
mcp_sitequest_add_dns_record
{ "domain": "example.com", "type": "A", "name": "staging", "value": "203.0.113.42" }

Set up in under a minute

Add the Sitequest MCP server to Cursor once. Then ask your agent anything.

  1. 1

    Update Cursor

    Make sure you're on a recent Cursor build (0.40+). MCP support is available in both ask and agent modes.

  2. 2

    Generate a Sitequest API key

    In your dashboard, open the profile menu (top-right) → API / MCP and create a scoped key. Pick which resources Cursor is allowed to manage.

  3. 3

    Add the MCP server

    Drop the snippet into ~/.cursor/mcp.json for global access, or .cursor/mcp.json in a specific project. Restart Cursor and the Sitequest tools will appear in Composer.

    ~/.cursor/mcp.json
    // ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or .cursor/mcp.json in your repo)
    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "sitequest": {
          "url": "https://hosting.site.quest/mcp",
          "headers": {
            "Authorization": "Bearer sq_your_api_key"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  4. 4

    Use it in Composer

    Open Composer, switch to Agent mode if you want autonomous edits, and prompt away. Cursor will ask before running destructive Sitequest tools.

    Cursor
    // Cursor → Settings → MCP & Integrations
     Add new MCP server
     Type: HTTP — URL: https://hosting.site.quest/mcp
    // Then in Cursor Composer (Agent mode):
    @sitequest deploy WordPress on a new staging webspace

What you can do from Cursor

Every dashboard action is available as an MCP tool — talk to it instead of clicking.

From Composer & chat

Trigger Sitequest tools the same way you call any other MCP server in Cursor. Works in both ask mode and agent mode.

Spin up & scale VPS

Create, resize, back up and destroy VPS instances. Pick OS, datacenter and resources in one prompt.

Deploy CMS in one prompt

"Install WordPress on staging.example.com" — Cursor provisions the webspace, runs the installer and pastes the login URL into chat.

Manage DNS & domains

Register domains, edit zone files, rotate DNSSEC keys and add records — without leaving the editor.

Run remote commands

Execute SSH commands on any server and stream the output back into Cursor. Great for diagnosing prod from your local IDE.

Inspect & search logs

Pull web server, PHP and system log lines into context with exec_command or read_file so Cursor can debug a 500 against your actual stack trace.

Secure by default

API keys are scoped, revokable from the dashboard, and every MCP call is audit-logged. Destructive actions require an explicit confirmation tool — your agent can't accidentally delete production.

Ready to manage hosting from Cursor?

Pick a plan, generate an API key, and start prompting.

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