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Manage Discord from Cursor

You already keep your bot's config, your docs and your release notes in the repo. Your community's setup can live one pane away. With Qreate as an MCP server in Cursor, the agent can read your Discord server, plan a change and show it to you, while you stay in the editor.

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Add Qreate to mcp.json (project .cursor/mcp.json or your global one):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "qreate": {
      "url": "https://mcp.qreate.gg/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cursor shows Qreate as needing sign-in. Authorize it, sign in with Discord, and approve the screen that lists your servers. Then ask in Agent chat. Before you start: a Discord server you administer, with the Qreate bot added.

What it is good for in a dev workflow

Announce a release

"Draft a changelog post for v2.4 from this diff, with our banner, for #announcements." Qreate shows the message as Discord renders it. You approve, it posts.

Keep the support desk honest

"Which of my channels does the ticket panel point at, and are the staff roles still right?"

Set up a community around a repo

"Create a dev server for this project: announcements, help, showcase, a contributor role and a rules post."

Open-source maintainer desk

Ticket panel for bug reports, devlog ping button, changelog posts.

Pictures

Give the agent an image link, such as a banner in your repo's public assets, and Qreate saves it to the server's asset library for posts and panels. Qreate can also draw a banner after stating the credit estimate.

Example prompts for Cursor

"Use Qreate to read my server and tell me which channels nobody uses."

"Plan a #changelog channel with a post format for releases, and show me before applying."

"Add a devlog ping role with a button on the rules post."

Safety

No bot token in your repo or in mcp.json. The file holds one public address. Sign-in is OAuth and scoped to servers you administer. Delete and moderation actions are unavailable. Applying needs your yes on a stored plan.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add an MCP server to Cursor?

Add a url entry under mcpServers in mcp.json, then authorize it when Cursor asks.

Is there a one-click button?

Not for Qreate yet. The two lines in mcp.json take a minute.

Does it need a bot token in my config?

No. Nothing secret goes in the file.

Can the Cursor agent apply changes without me?

No. It shows a plan or a draft, and applying needs your yes.

Does it work in a team repo?

Yes, the config is the same public address. Each person signs in with their own Discord account and reaches only servers they administer.

Verified sources

Official MCP DocumentationTechnical endpoint specification, tool definitions, and OAuth configuration.

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Discord MCPQreate is a Discord MCP server you do not have to host. Add one address to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client, sign in with Discord, and that app can read your real server, plan a change, show you the result and apply it after you say yes.Discord with VS CodeGitHub Copilot chat in VS Code can use MCP servers. Add Qreate, and Copilot can read your Discord server, prepare a change and show it to you before anything happens. No bot token goes into your workspace.Discord with Claude CodeClaude Code already knows your repo. Add Qreate and it can also read the Discord server around that repo, plan changes and show them in the terminal before they happen. This is not the same as running Claude Code inside a Discord channel. Here Claude Code operates the server.Discord with ClaudeClaude does not ship with a Discord connector. Qreate is that connector. It is listed in the Claude Connectors Directory, so you open it, press Connect, sign in with Discord and talk to Claude about your server. This page is about Claude on the web and desktop. If you work in a terminal, see /discord-claude-code.Manage Discord with ChatGPTThis is the other direction from a chatbot that lives in Discord. Here ChatGPT works on your server. You tell it what you want, the Qreate plugin reads the real channels and roles, and ChatGPT shows you the plan as a card with an Apply button. You press it, or you do not.AI Discord Server BuilderDescribe what your Discord server needs. Q inspects the server context, drafts supported changes for your review, and keeps recurring operations running after launch.Discord AutomationCreate Discord automations with triggers, conditions, actions, approval steps, and connected module actions. Connect your server events without writing code or stitching together separate bots.Pricing informationFree plan, Qreate Pro and Personal plans.

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