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Cursor MCP to-do list: connect Cursor to Doozy
Pull to-dos into Cursor and push results back through MCP. Setup steps, supported actions, approval behavior, and limits.
Connect Cursor to Doozy and your editor can read to-dos, file new ones, and push results back without you switching apps. The to-do list your team uses and the code you're writing stay in the same place.
Things you can ask Cursor
Sign up free and try these in DoozyWhat changes when you connect Cursor
| Cursor alone | Cursor + Doozy | |
|---|---|---|
| Task tracking | You keep it in another app | To-dos live in Cursor through MCP |
| Filing tasks from code | Copy-paste to your task manager | Create a to-do without leaving the editor |
| Meeting context on a task | Not available | The recording or notes are attached to the to-do |
| Handing off non-code work | You do it yourself | Pass it to a Doozy agent |
| Learning your preferences | Per-session | Doozy remembers across sessions and teammates |
| One-click setup | N/A | Add to Cursor button on the Doozy MCP page |
When to use Doozy
When you want the tasks you work on in Cursor to be the same tasks your team tracks. Doozy holds the to-do list, the context behind each task, and the agents that handle the non-code parts. Cursor stays your editor.
When to keep using Cursor by itself
For pure coding work that doesn't need to be tracked as a team task. If it starts and ends in a file, Cursor on its own is enough.
How to use them together
Write code in Cursor. When you find something that needs tracking, file a to-do in Doozy from the editor. When a task needs research or follow-up that isn't code, hand it off to a Doozy agent and check back later.
Doozy learns how your team works over time, so agents get better at drafting, prioritizing, and following through without repeating instructions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add Doozy to Cursor?
Use the Add to Cursor button on the Doozy MCP page for one-click setup, or paste a config block into 'mcp.json' with your API key.
Do I need OAuth or is an API key enough?
An API key is enough. Cursor supports custom headers, so it sends the key directly. No OAuth flow needed.
Can Cursor read my meeting transcripts?
Only if you give it that permission when creating the key. If your work in Cursor doesn't need meeting content, leave it off.
Can Cursor hand work to a Doozy agent?
Yes. It can start an agent run on any to-do and check the result later.
Is there a Cursor-specific integration?
Cursor uses the same MCP server every other client uses. No Cursor-only features, but you get the full set of Doozy tools.
Can Cursor file tickets through Doozy?
Yes. See code review to tickets.
Is this free?
Free forever for up to five people with BYO keys.