Connect Wave to Cursor
One click adds your Wave meetings to Cursor, so the agent can read the transcript of a call before it writes the code.
Cursor's agent can read your Wave meetings while it works — the planning call behind a feature, the customer's exact words about a bug, the action items you agreed to. Setup is one click and a sign-in.
Connect
Select Add Wave to Cursor. Cursor opens and asks you to confirm the install.
Open Customize → MCPs in the sidebar (older versions: Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP). Wave is listed and needs a sign-in — select it to log in.
Sign in to Wave in the browser window. Use the account you record with, and you're sent back to Cursor.
Prefer to add it by hand? In Customize → MCPs select New MCP Server and add this to the file that opens:
{
"mcpServers": {
"wave": { "url": "https://mcp.wave.co" }
}
}Works on every Cursor plan, including Free, and with Cursor's cloud agents.
Try asking
- "Read the transcript of yesterday's planning call and list what we agreed to build."
- "Find the customer call about the export bug and quote exactly what they said."
- "What are my open action items from this week's meetings? Turn the engineering ones into TODOs."
Cursor can search and read your sessions and can save action items or file sessions into folders. It can't delete a recording or change a transcript.
If it doesn't work
- Wave finds no sessions. You signed in to a Wave account with no recordings — usually a different Google or Apple login. Toggle Wave off and on in Customize → MCPs and sign in again with the right account.
- Wave shows an error after adding. Check the URL is exactly
https://mcp.wave.cowith nothing after it, then restart Cursor. - The tools list is empty. Toggle Wave off and on to refresh it.
Disconnect
Toggle Wave off in Customize → MCPs, or delete the wave entry from your mcp.json.
For what any connected tool can and can't do, see the Wave Agents toolkit. Using Grok Bot on Cursor's stack? See Connect Wave to Grok.
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