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title: "ConnectiveOne instance MCP"
description: "How to connect an external AI assistant (e.g. Cursor) to your ConnectiveOne instance via /mcp/token — and how this differs from MCP tools in Fast Line Pro."
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# ConnectiveOne instance MCP

**Instance MCP** lets an external AI assistant work with your ConnectiveOne instance: view bots, users, chats, statistics, scenario settings, and more. You get the connection token on the **MCP Token Configuration** page (`/mcp/token`) in the ConnectiveOne web UI.

> **Do not confuse with Fast Line Pro MCP.** The [MCP overview for Fast Line Pro](/en/learn/mcp/mcp-overview.md) describes something else: scenario sections as tools for the AI agent during a customer dialogue. Here we mean connecting **your instance** to an external editor or assistant (usually Cursor).

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## Who this is for

- **Administrators and integrators** — quickly pull instance data, verify settings, or analyze configuration through an AI assistant.
- **Implementation teams** — connect Cursor or another MCP client to a specific customer instance without manually wiring the integration.

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## How it works

1. An authorized user opens **MCP Token Configuration** in ConnectiveOne.
2. The system generates an **authentication token** (valid for about **30 days**) and a ready-made Cursor configuration block.
3. You paste the configuration into your MCP client (e.g. Cursor).
4. The AI assistant talks to the **ConnectiveOne MCP server**, which acts on your behalf within your user permissions.

Which actions are available depends on the **preset** (tool mode) in the generated configuration. By default the page uses the **analysis** preset — mostly read-only views and analytics.

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## Access rights

A token can be obtained by:

- **root** users (full administrator);
- users whose role has the **MCP Token** module permission (access to the configuration page).

Without permission, the page shows an access-denied message and redirects to the home page.

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## Next steps

- **[How to get an MCP token for your instance](/en/settings/how-to/get-mcp-instance-token.md)** — step-by-step: help menu, `/mcp/token`, copying the Cursor configuration.
- **[MCP — Tools for Fast Line Pro](/en/learn/mcp/mcp-overview.md)** — scenario MCP tools for the Fast Line Pro agent.
- **[Configure roles](/en/settings/how-to/configure-roles.md)** — how to grant the **MCP Token** permission to a role when access should not be limited to root only.