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The bchic MCP Server connects your analytics data to Cursor’s AI assistant. Ask questions about your traffic, top pages, or visitor trends without leaving your editor — ideal for data-informed development workflows.
1

Retrieve your MCP Token

First, you need your personal MCP Token from the bchic Dashboard.
  1. Open Settings (gear icon bottom left).
  2. Navigate to the Integrations section.
  3. Copy the token displayed under MCP Access Token.
2

Open Cursor MCP Settings

In Cursor, open the Settings panel (Cmd + , on macOS / Ctrl + , on Windows) and navigate to the MCP tab.Click Add new global MCP server.
3

Add the bchic MCP Server

Cursor uses a mcp.json config file. Add the following entry — replacing YOUR-TOKEN-HERE with the token copied in step 1:
mcp.json
{
    "mcpServers": {
    "bchic-analytics": {
    "url": "https://mcp.analytics.bchic.de/mcp?token=YOUR-TOKEN-HERE"
}
Save the file. Cursor will automatically connect to the server.
4

Query your analytics in the AI chat

Open the Cursor AI chat (Cmd + L / Ctrl + L) and ask anything about your analytics:
  • “What are my top pages this week?”
  • “How many visitors did we have yesterday?”
  • “Which pages have the highest bounce rate?”
Cursor’s AI will call the bchic MCP Server and return your live data inline.

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Verification

If the Cursor AI can answer questions about your site’s traffic, the integration is active. If the server shows as disconnected in the MCP tab, verify that your token is correct and that you saved the mcp.json file properly.