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Your connection guide

Connect Cursor
to trulyform.

A few steps to bring your forms into the conversation. Start in Cursor, then sign in to trulyform when you’re asked.

A quick check

Before you start

  • Cursor with remote MCP and OAuth support. Managed workspaces may restrict connections.
  • A trulyform account with a verified email. If you’re new, create it when the connection asks you to sign in.
  • No trulyform API key or client secret. You approve access through your browser.

MCP is included on trulyform Free. Your assistant’s own plan requirements still apply.

Step 1

Add trulyform to Cursor

On a computer with Cursor installed, open the installation link and review the server configuration before adding it:

Add to Cursor

Installation adds the server configuration. Complete OAuth authentication separately when Cursor prompts you.

Prefer to configure it yourself?

Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json for a personal connection available across projects. Add the trulyform entry inside mcpServers, keeping any servers you already have:

Cursor MCP configuration

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "trulyform": {
            "url": "https://www.trulyform.com/mcp"
        }
    }
}

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For one project only, use .cursor/mcp.json in that project instead. A project entry with the same name can override the personal entry.

  1. Save the configuration and restart Cursor if the server does not appear.
  2. Open Customize → MCPs, enable trulyform, and follow its authentication prompt.
  3. Finish Step 2 in your browser, then return to Cursor’s agent chat and try the first request below.

Step 2

Sign in. Review. Approve.

  1. When your assistant opens trulyform in the browser, sign in. New here? Choose Sign up on the login page.
  2. If your email needs verification, follow the verification link in the same browser session. Then continue to the authorization screen.
  3. Check the assistant’s name, callback address, your account, and your organization. Choose Approve access if they are correct.
  4. Return to Cursor and finish any connection prompt. If you have approved this client before, consent may be skipped.

What you’re approving

Read access to forms and responses across your current organization, plus creating forms, editing drafts, and publishing. This includes teammates’ forms; there is no read-only or per-form selection. Requested data is shared with the assistant under its policies.

Step 3

Make sure you’re connected

Start a conversation with the trulyform connection enabled. Try a simple request that reads your forms:

Connection check prompt

List my trulyform forms.

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Success means the assistant uses trulyform’s tools and returns your forms. An empty list is fine if you have no forms yet. A generic explanation of trulyform without a tool call does not confirm the connection.

Then make something yours.

Your first form prompt

Create a client intake form for my design studio. Ask for their name, email, project goals, budget, and timeline. Save it as a draft for me to review; do not publish it.

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Open the draft in trulyform to review it. Publishing is a separate action: ask for it explicitly when you are ready. There is no new trulyform approval dialog for every publication.

A little help if you’re stuck

I cannot find the connection settings.

Update your assistant and check its current official instructions below. Custom MCP access can depend on your plan or workspace policy. Ask your workspace administrator if the controls are unavailable.

The server cannot be reached.

Copy the complete server URL, including /mcp, and check your connection. A hosted assistant needs a publicly reachable HTTPS endpoint; it cannot reach a localhost URL on your computer. Check whether your organization restricts external MCP servers.

Sign-in or email verification did not finish.

Complete verification in the browser session where you started the connection, then return to the assistant. If the session or authorization request expired, start authentication again from the assistant.

The connection exists, but no tools are available.

Finish OAuth sign-in and enable the connection for the current conversation. Refresh the client’s tool list or start a new conversation. Ask explicitly to use trulyform and list your forms. Adding a URL alone does not complete authorization.

I cancelled access, or it stopped working.

Run the client’s authentication flow again. You can also revoke the old connection in Settings → AI connections, then reconnect. Check that your trulyform email is verified and you still belong to an organization.

My form list is empty, or some responses are missing.

Check the account and organization you approved. A new account may have no forms yet. Ask your assistant to retrieve more pages if results are paginated. Free includes completed responses; Pro and Business also include partial responses.

How do I remove this connection?

In trulyform, open Settings → AI connections and choose Revoke access for this assistant. This blocks future access; it does not erase information already shared. Remove the saved server configuration from the assistant too if you no longer need it.

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Official references

Instructions checked September 27, 2026. Client interfaces and account availability can change.

Cursor MCP documentation Cursor installation links

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