For developers organizing hackathons, tech conferences, and developer summits: manage your event infrastructure directly inside Cursor IDE. Test webhooks, query live attendee data, and generate test passes without leaving your code editor.
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FEATURES
Drop our stdio configuration directly into your project's .cursor/mcp.json or user-level Cursor settings.
Trigger test event registrations and verify your application's webhook listener endpoints without manual form fills.
Command Cursor's agent to write custom attendee export scripts or query registration stats while writing code.
Cursor queries live Supabase PostgreSQL event data in real time, keeping your development and live event in sync.
Scope MCP configurations per repository or globally across your entire development environment.
Stay in flow state while coordinating event registrations, speaker badges, and API webhooks.
HOW IT WORKS
Create a .cursor/mcp.json file in your project root or open Cursor Settings > Features > MCP.
Add 'urpass' with command 'npx', args: ['-y', 'urpass-mcp'], and your URPASS_API_KEY environment variable.
Verify green status indicators in Cursor's MCP panel confirming 10 active URPASS event tools.
Open Cursor Chat (Cmd+L or Ctrl+L) and type: 'Fetch the latest 5 registered attendees for our hackathon.'
Have Cursor generate automation scripts, sync pass data to your CRM, or batch-issue VIP passes.
DEVELOPER-FIRST EVENT OPS
When engineering teams organize hackathons and dev summits, managing event data usually means juggling unfamiliar third-party ticketing dashboards. With URPASS MCP inside Cursor, you query attendees, trigger passes, and verify API responses as easily as calling a function in your codebase.
PASS SCANNED
Attendee check-in successful
You can check in your MCP config or keep it in your local developer workspace. Add the following to .cursor/mcp.json: { "mcpServers": { "urpass": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "urpass-mcp"], "env": { "URPASS_API_KEY": "urpass_live_your_key_here" } } } }
Once saved, Cursor connects to the process in milliseconds, allowing Cursor Chat and Composer to call all 10 tools seamlessly during your coding session.
When building an internal Slack bot or CRM sync for your event, testing registration webhooks manually is tedious. In Cursor, you can ask the agent: 'Issue a test VIP pass to test@example.com and check if our webhook receiver logged the event correctly.'
Cursor executes the issue_pass tool, receives the real-time response, and helps you inspect and debug your webhook handler code in the same window.
Discover how URPASS powers ticketing, digital credentials, and entrance management across different scenarios.
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