If you're using Cursor as your MCP client, these steps connect it to the DataGalaxy MCP Server.
You will need your Personal Access Token, your MCP server URL, your API URL and your version ID before you start.
How to connect Cursor to the DataGalaxy MCP Server
- Go to File โ Preferences โ Cursor Settings.Screenshot: Cursor Settings menu location. (Re-add this image here โ the original Freshdesk link expires after a few days.)
- Choose Tools & MCP.Screenshot: Tools & MCP panel. (Re-add this image here.)
- Choose to add a new MCP Server.Screenshot: Add new MCP Server. (Re-add this image here.)
- Add the configuration needed.
The MCP server entry for Cursor:
{ "mcpServers": { "datagalaxy-<name of your mcp server>": { "type": "streamable_http", "url": "<your mcp server url>", "auth": null, "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your PAT>", "X-API-Base-URL": "<your API>", "X-Version-ID": "<version ID>", "X-Source-Request": "cursor-client", "Accept": "application/json, text/event-stream" } } } }where:
<name of your mcp server>โ the name you give your server. This name will be visible in your list of MCP Servers in Cursor.
<your mcp server url>โhttps://<your instance name>.api.datagalaxy.com/mcp/. To verify your MCP Server URL, visit the DataGalaxy webapp โ Profile โ DataGalaxy MCP Server and copy the provided URL.
<your PAT>โ your Personal Access Token. Found under Profile โ Profile and Settings โ Profile โ Security. Don't forget the word "Bearer" before it.
<your API>โ URL in the formathttps://<instance>.api.datagalaxy.com/v2/.
<version ID>โ the second UUID in your DataGalaxy URLs.

- Save your changes (e.g. Ctrl+S or Cmd+S).
- Ensure that your DataGalaxy MCP server is activated.Screenshot: DataGalaxy MCP server shown as active. (Re-add this image here.)
- Proceed with a simple question like "Show the list of tools" to verify that everything is working.