Connect the MCP server
Register Bird’s hosted MCP server in Cursor and authorize your workspace in the browser to inspect senders, templates, and logs.
Bird fait partie du SpaceXSI Partner Network.
Connect Cursor to Bird so your coding agent can draft and preview transactional email templates, send test messages from Bird’s shared onboarding domain before DNS setup, verify custom domains, wire SMS, WhatsApp, and Voice into your app, and inspect delivery events inside the editor.
Glissez une icône sur les points. Utilisez les touches fléchées pour déplacer une icône sélectionnée. Appuyez sur Échap pour annuler le glissement.
Send messages and check delivery from your code, terminal, or AI assistant.
Pouvez-vous vérifier quels appels sont actifs en ce moment et me dire lesquels sont connectés et lesquels sonnent encore ?
workspace_getvoice_legs_listvoice_legs_getvoice_legs_getInstall Bird from the Cursor Marketplace or directly through Cursor’s plugin command. A single install connects Bird’s MCP server and loads agent skills for CLI operations and email deliverability audits so you can configure senders, inspect domains, and send messages right away. The recording walks through adding the Bird plugin marketplace under Cursor’s plugin settings.
You can also find Bird on cursor.directory, or run npx skills add messagebird/bird-ai to install the agent skills standalone alongside an existing MCP setup.
Install Bird’s hosted MCP server with one click or paste the server configuration into Cursor, then sign in through your browser so your agent can work with your senders, templates, and logs.
{
"mcpServers": {
"bird": {
"url": "https://mcp.bird.com"
}
}
}Click Add to Cursor for one-click setup, or save the server configuration shown here in your Cursor MCP settings file. If you already installed the Bird plugin from the marketplace, the server is registered for you.
Open Customize → MCPs in the Cursor sidebar, select Bird, and complete the browser sign-in prompt to grant access to your workspace.
Ask your agent to check which Bird account and workspace are connected before running your first messaging task. Once it confirms your workspace identity, you are ready to draft and send.
Once your workspace is connected, run these two prompts in Cursor’s agent chat to draft a transactional template, send a live test email to your inbox, and inspect its delivery events.
Rédigez un court e-mail de bienvenue pour les nouveaux clients de mon produit et prévisualisez-le avec des valeurs d'exemple. Montrez-moi le brouillon d'abord. Une fois que je l'ai approuvé, envoyez-le à ma propre adresse depuis onboarding@messagebird.dev.Recherchez l'e-mail de bienvenue que vous venez d'envoyer et dites-moi s'il a été livré. Si ce n'est pas le cas, listez ses événements de livraison et expliquez ce qui n'a pas fonctionné.Your agent writes the welcome email as a reusable template and renders a preview with sample data in Cursor so you can review the copy and layout before sending a message.
After you approve the draft, the test message sends from Bird’s shared onboarding domain before you configure DNS records. When you are ready for production traffic, your agent can help verify your custom sending domain.
Your agent queries Bird for the message status and per-recipient delivery events, explaining whether the email landed in the inbox or why a bounce or deferral occurred.
After sending your first test email, use Cursor to audit domain health, configure SMS, WhatsApp, or Voice senders for your application, and check active calls and message logs.
Vérifie mes récents échecs d'envoi d'e-mails. Regroupe-les par motif, inspecte le domaine d'envoi concerné et dis-moi ce qu'il faut corriger avant d'effectuer des modifications.Aide-moi à configurer SMS pour les mises à jour de commandes. Vérifie mon espace de travail et les expéditeurs disponibles, explique ce qui manque, puis prépare un test pour un numéro que je fournirai.Liste les appels Voice actifs en ce moment. Sépare les appels connectés de ceux qui sonnent encore et affiche leurs identifiants.What to expect when authorizing Cursor, managing production credentials, and debugging connection status.
Register Bird’s hosted MCP server in Cursor and authorize your workspace in the browser to inspect senders, templates, and logs.
Add Bird from the Cursor Marketplace to install the MCP connector alongside agent skills for CLI operations and email deliverability audits.
Run the starter prompts in Cursor to preview a welcome template, send a test from Bird’s shared onboarding domain, and inspect delivery events.