Connecting Cursor to your HostArmada account takes a few minutes. Once it's connected, you can check your invoices, hosting services, domains, and support tickets from Cursor's Agent chat while you work. For example, you can open a support ticket about a site issue without leaving your editor, and approve every change before it happens.
You need three things:
You'll paste a few short lines into a Cursor settings file. We show you exactly what to paste and where.

{
"mcpServers": {
"hostarmada": {
"url": "https://mcp.hostarmada.com/"
}
}
}
If the file already lists other servers, add only the "hostarmada" entry inside the existing "mcpServers" section, and put a comma between it and the entry before it.The HostArmada connector will now appear in the MCP list in Customize. You don't need an API key or password in this file. You'll sign in through your browser in the next step.




Note: Cursor never sees your HostArmada password. You sign in on HostArmada's own page, and Cursor keeps you signed in.
Cursor uses the HostArmada connector automatically when your request is about your HostArmada account. If it doesn't, add "Use the HostArmada connector" to your request.
After processing your request, Cursor will reply with your profile, credit balance, active services and domains, unpaid or overdue invoices, and open tickets.
Cursor keeps MCP settings in two places:
| File | Where the HostArmada connector works |
| ~/.cursor/mcp.json in your home folder | In every project you open in Cursor. We recommend this one. |
| .cursor/mcp.json inside a project folder | Only in that project. |
If you use the project file and share your project with others, for example on GitHub, they'll see the HostArmada entry. That's safe because the file only holds the server URL, not a password. Each person still has to sign in with their own HostArmada account.
If you use Cursor's Cloud Agents, they keep their own sign-ins on Cursor's servers. You may need to sign in to the HostArmada connector once more for Cloud Agents, from its Cloud row in Customize.
To pause the HostArmada connector, open Customize, find it in the MCP list, and switch it off. Cursor stops loading it until you switch it back on.
To remove it completely, remove it from the MCP list in Customize, or delete the "hostarmada" entry from your mcp.json file and save. You can add it again at any time.
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Problem |
What to do |
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The HostArmada connector doesn't appear in Customize after saving |
Check mcp.json for a missing comma, quote, or bracket. Compare it with the example in Step 1, save again, and restart Cursor if needed. |
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The browser sign-in page won't load or keeps failing |
Check that the URL in mcp.json is exactly https://mcp.hostarmada.com/. Switch the connector off and on in Customize, then sign in again with the account owner's login. |
|
Cursor doesn't use my HostArmada account |
Check that the HostArmada connector is switched on in Customize, then add "Use the HostArmada connector" to your request. |
|
My company's Cursor account blocks the connector |
Enterprise admins can limit which MCP servers are allowed. Ask your admin to allow https://mcp.hostarmada.com/. |
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Something else isn't working |
Open the Output panel (Cmd+Shift+U on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+U on Windows and Linux), choose MCP Logs, and send the error message to our support team. |
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Cursor can't find another customer's account or domain |
That's by design. The HostArmada connector only works with the account you signed in with. |
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Cursor says I've hit a limit |
Wait a moment and try again. You can make up to 60 requests per minute, and up to 5 domain lookups per minute (60 per hour). Opening and replying to tickets have their own limits. |
Need help?
If you get stuck, feel free to open a ticket or chat with HostArmada support. Tell us which AI app you're using and the step where you got stuck. Our team is ready to assist you 24/7.
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