Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while Cursor works.
Connect WhatsApp to Cursor through Kaption, then ask for a summary of any chat or group by name. Cursor reads the recent messages, with the text of transcribed voice notes, and tells you what was decided and what is waiting for you.
MCP server address
https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcpShort answer
Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption, add https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcp to Cursor and sign in with a code on WhatsApp. Then ask “summarize today’s Sales group”: Cursor finds the chat, reads its recent messages through Kaption on your computer, or asks Kaption for its own summary of up to 500 messages, and answers in the conversation. It is unlimited in your first 60 days; after that it uses your plan’s monthly credits.
Kaption open on your computer (the extension in WhatsApp Web, in Chrome or Edge, or the Kaption desktop app) with Cloud MCP on, a Kaption account (every account starts with 60 days of Business, unlimited; after that, a plan with credits), and Cursor. Setup takes three steps:
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while Cursor works.
Click Add to Cursor on the setup page, or add https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcp as a server named whatsapp in ~/.cursor/mcp.json (every project) or .cursor/mcp.json (one project).
Enter your phone number and the 6-digit code Kaption sends you on WhatsApp. Then ask the agent in Cursor’s chat; there is no API key to paste.
Copy a prompt, paste it into Cursor and change the names to your own chats and contacts.
Summarize today’s messages in the Sales group: decisions, open questions, and anything addressed to me.
What happened in my chat with Marta this week? Give me five bullet points.
Which of my unread chats need a reply from me today? One line each.
Summarize the last 200 messages in the Family group and list any dates or plans mentioned.
Summarize what the client said in the Acme group about the login bug and list the steps they reported.
Cursor receives the messages it reads, or the summary Kaption returns. When Kaption writes the summary, only the text of those messages goes to Kaption’s AI, without your name, number or contacts, and it is never used to train AI models.
Kaption’s relay at mcp.kaptionai.com checks your sign-in and passes each request to Kaption on your computer, which runs it against your WhatsApp and sends back only the answer; the relay does not keep your chats. What comes back, such as message text, names and numbers, goes to Cursor, which handles it under its own privacy terms. Locked chats are never visible to the assistant, and you can disconnect at any time.
Yes. Name the group in your request. Cursor looks it up with Kaption, reads its recent messages and summarizes them. For a busy group, say how far back to go, for example “since this morning” or “the last 300 messages”.
As far back as you ask, in batches: Cursor can ask Kaption for earlier messages before a date. Kaption’s own summary uses up to 500 recent messages. Each batch is a read and uses 1 credit, so long reads use more of your monthly credits.
Yes. Kaption works with personal and WhatsApp Business accounts. With more than one number connected, Cursor can pick the account to read from.
Yes. The Cursor setup page has an Add to VS Code button, and any editor that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth can use the same address.
Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption, add the address to Cursor and sign in with a code on WhatsApp.
Set up WhatsApp in Cursor