Work your LinkedIn pipeline in Cursor.
Add Embers to Cursor to read your ranked queue, draft openers, and update leads by chat. It reads and drafts. It never acts on LinkedIn.
Solo and above · no API key · one hosted address, nothing to install
Set up Cursor
Add a remote server in Cursor Settings, then Tools and MCP, and click Connect.
Config
Cursor starts the OAuth flow when you click Connect.
- Open Cursor Settings, then Tools and MCP, then Add Custom MCP. Or edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
- Paste the config below. The url is the only field you need.
- Click Connect and approve Embers in the browser.
What Cursor can do with Embers
- Read today's ranked queue, and why each lead surfaced
- Search leads with the same filters as the app
- Open a lead: score, engagement, notes, status
- Draft an opener, saved for you to send
- Update statuses, follow-ups, and outcomes
- Preview an ICP change before anything is saved
- Change your ICP or block a company, after asking
- Push leads to a tool you connected, after asking
Then just ask
One sentence, real work back.
Cursor picks the right Embers tool, reads your queue or updates the lead, and replies in the chat. No dashboard, no export step, and nothing sent on LinkedIn.
- “What should I work on today?”
- “Draft an opener for Nicolas Cole and save it on the lead.”
- “Mark Ben Shafii contacted and set a follow-up for Tuesday.”
What should I work on today?
today_queue
Nicolas ColePosted about declining LinkedIn reach94%
Oskar KwasniewskiPosted a recent founder lesson88%
Ben ShafiiShared a recent product launch update81%
Draft an opener for Nicolas Cole and save it on the lead.
get_lead write_opener Hi Nicolas, your post on declining LinkedIn reach matched what we hear from founders every week.
Saved as a draft on his lead. Nothing was sent.
Mark Ben Shafii contacted and set a follow-up for Tuesday.
search_leads update_lead_status Push the two above 85% to HubSpot.
today_queue push_leads Push 2 leads to HubSpot?
Nicolas Cole and Oskar Kwasniewski, to the HubSpot an administrator connected.
Illustrative examples from verified public profiles. No affiliation implied.
12 tools
Twelve actions, and nothing outside them.
Read tools change nothing. Write tools save one lead. The three that reach further, editing your ICP, blocking a company, and pushing leads, tell you what would happen and wait for you.
- Drafts are saved for you to send yourself
- No action starts a scan
- Every action is logged for 90 days
Read6
Write3
Asks first3
today_queue The ranked list of leads that need action, with the reason each one surfaced.
Security and data
Connects to your account, touches nothing else.
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OAuth, no API key
You approve Embers in the browser. Embers issues the credentials. There is no key to copy or store.
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Asks before bulk changes
Editing your ICP, blocking a company, or pushing leads tells you what would happen and waits for your agreement.
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Cannot act on LinkedIn
No posts, messages, comments, connection requests, or follows. Nothing an assistant does starts a scan.
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Audit log, revoke any time
Developer, then Connected apps lists every action and keeps that history for 90 days. Revoke cuts access off immediately.
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300 actions an hour
An assistant is limited to 300 actions an hour on this address. That covers a conversation and stops one stuck in a loop.
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Bound to one address
Credentials last an hour, renew quietly for up to 30 days, and work only against the Embers MCP address.
Full details in the MCP setup guide, the security page, and the Privacy Policy.
Tomorrow’s queue is
already forming.
Every day Embers reads the public activity around your market, ranks the people who fit, and hands you a short list with the reason each one surfaced. You decide who to contact.
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