Cursor
Generally AvailableFerentin registers Cursor as a verified AI agent, enabling secure OAuth-based connections to MCP servers with enterprise identity governance, policy enforcement, and audit logging.
- IDE
- AI Agent
- Authentication
- OAuth 2.0
- Required scopes
- 4
How Cursor works with Ferentin
- 1
Register Cursor
Add Cursor as an AI application in the Ferentin admin console.
- 2
Sign in with your identity
People authorize Cursor with their enterprise identity, over OAuth.
- 3
Every tool call governed
Ferentin checks each MCP call against your policies and logs it.
What you get
MCP client
Cursor calls MCP servers, so it can reach your tools through Ferentin.
OAuth sign-in
People authorize Cursor with their own identity, using OAuth with PKCE.
AI assisted coding
Write and change code with an AI pair in the editor.
Chat
Ask questions and get answers in a conversation.
Permissions requested
The OAuth 2.0 scopes Cursor asks you to approve when you connect.
| Scope | Access |
|---|---|
| openid | Not rated |
| profile | Not rated |
| mcp | Not rated |
| offline_access | Not rated |
Servers Cursor can reach through Ferentin
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Salesforce
Agent Browser
Sentry
Agent Terminal
Atlassian
AWS
Box
GitHubAbout Cursor
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built on VS Code by Anysphere. It features deep AI integration for code generation, editing, and chat, with native MCP client support for connecting to external tools and data sources.
Frequently asked about Cursor
- How does Cursor work with Ferentin?
- Ferentin registers Cursor as an AI application. People sign in with their enterprise identity, and every MCP tool call Cursor makes is checked against your Ferentin policies and logged.
- How is Cursor access secured?
- Requests through the Cursor integration are covered by OAuth 2.0 authentication, PKCE enforcement and audit logging. These controls are applied by Ferentin, not by Cursor, so they hold across every connected agent.
- What permissions does the Cursor integration require?
- The Cursor integration requests 4 OAuth 2.0 scopes: openid; profile; mcp; offline_access
- How do I connect Cursor to Ferentin?
- Open the Ferentin admin console and register Cursor as an AI application. Then point Cursor at your Ferentin MCP endpoint and sign in.
- Is the Cursor integration generally available?
- Yes. The Cursor integration is generally available on Ferentin, including the free tier.
