Use Cool Web Tool MCP in Cursor

• Copy Project Data — Fetch the same llm-optimized JSON as the app header. Use it with prompts like prioritize_fixes.
• List audit issues — Get open issues with page URLs and recommendations so Cursor can find the right files.
• Fresh site audit — Run a new crawl from Cursor when you need current scores. Counts toward your plan, same as the dashboard.

Before you connect

• Cool Web Tool account — Sign up or log in at coolwebtool.com. Create a project and run a site audit.
• API token — Create a token from the dashboard MCP setup sheet. Shown once. Treat it like a password. Do not clone the Cool Web Tool GitHub repo.

Add a remote MCP server. Use the hosted URL below. Do not use uv run or a local cool-web-tool-mcp folder — that path is for Cool Web Tool engineers.

https://mcp.coolwebtool.com/mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cool-web-tool": {
      "url": "https://mcp.coolwebtool.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer REPLACE_WITH_API_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

1. In Cursor, open Settings → MCP and add a new server (or edit mcp.json).
2. Paste the snippet. Replace REPLACE_WITH_API_TOKEN with the token from the dashboard.
3. Reload MCP. Confirm tools include get_project_copy_data and list_audit_issues.
4. Open your website repo (not Cool Web Tool). Ask Cursor to list audit issues for your project UUID and patch the matching files.

Privacy & safety tips

• The token can read your audits. Do not paste it into untrusted chats or public gists.
• Revoke or rotate the token if it may be exposed. Create a new one from the dashboard sheet.
• Cursor applies edits only in the repo you have open. Cool Web Tool never writes to your git remote.

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