Loop is a remote MCP server. Cursor supports MCP natively — add it via the settings UI or a config file. Loop’s four tools then appear in Cursor’s Agent mode so your AI session can search, verify, and act on real local businesses in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
In Cursor, open Settings (⌘, on Mac) → Features → MCP. Click Add new MCP server.
Paste the URL below. Name it loop. For the transport, select http (not stdio).
https://stayinloop.dev/mcpSave. Loop will appear in the MCP server list with a green status indicator. Open the Composer panel (⌘I) and switch to Agent mode — Loop tools are now available.
In your project root, create .cursor/mcp.json with the block below. Commit it to share Loop access with your whole team. For a user-wide install, use ~/.cursor/mcp.json instead.
{ "mcpServers": { "loop": { "url": "https://stayinloop.dev/mcp" } } }
Cursor picks up the config automatically. The Loop server will appear in Settings → Features → MCP alongside any manually added servers.
Have an API key?
Append ?key=sk_live_… to the MCP URL to use higher rate limits (60 reads/min vs 30 for anonymous):
{ "mcpServers": { "loop": { "url": "https://stayinloop.dev/mcp?key=sk_live_YOUR_KEY" } } }
Get a free key at stayinloop.dev/#pricing — no credit card, instant.
“Find me a quiet restaurant with outdoor seating and vegan options in Kreuzberg tonight — then verify how fresh the data is, and report back whether the result was correct.”
This exercises all four tools: search finds candidates, verify re-checks freshness live, and report records the outcome — updating the record’s confidence for every future agent that calls Loop.