Deploy from the editor context
Cursor already sees the project files, so it can build, inspect, and publish the output when StaticX MCP or CLI access is configured.
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Give Cursor a scoped StaticX token so it can build, validate, and deploy static sites safely.
Make actions explicit
A Cursor agent should explain what it will modify, validate the output, deploy a new version, and return logs or API errors.
Keep tokens out of source
StaticX tokens belong in environment variables or MCP config, never in committed files or prompt text.
Connect Cursor to a StaticX deploy workflow
Use Cursor for code changes and StaticX for the controlled publish step.
Configure MCP or CLI
Install staticx-mcp-server or the CLI and provide STATICX_API_TOKEN through the local environment.
Ask for a safe build
Have Cursor build the project, verify index.html and 404.html, and list changed files before deployment.
Deploy a version
Let Cursor call StaticX with the scoped token and report the new release, URL, and logs.
Cursor is strongest when deployment is a tool, not a guess.
Cursor can edit the repo and understand the local file structure, but publishing needs a strict contract so the agent does not ship the wrong folder or expose secrets.
StaticX gives Cursor a bounded action surface: create or update a site, deploy files, inspect logs, manage domains when permitted, and keep every production change visible.
Cursor agent safety
Show changed files
Ask Cursor to summarize modified files before deploy so accidental edits are visible.
Use project-scoped tools
Prefer a site token or project ID when one Cursor workspace maps to one StaticX site.
Return exact errors
If deployment fails, the agent should return the API error rather than inventing success.
Questions about Cursor Hosting
Short, practical answers for using this page safely.
Can Cursor deploy directly from my repo?
Yes, with StaticX MCP or CLI configured and a scoped token available in the local environment.
Should Cursor choose the deploy folder automatically?
It can infer it, but your instruction should require verification of the output root before deploy.
Can Cursor roll back a release?
Only if the token has rollback permission and the prompt explicitly asks for rollback after showing the target version.
How do I keep Cursor from leaking tokens?
Store tokens in MCP env config or shell environment and never ask Cursor to print the token value.