Cursor speaks MCP, so you can give its agent live access to US public records with one server entry. Amalgament exposes the records as tools the agent calls on its own, which is useful when you are building anything that touches business, property, or government data.
In Cursor, open Settings and find the MCP section, or edit the mcp.json config directly. Cursor supports remote MCP servers, so Amalgament connects by URL.
Add Amalgament with the connector URL below. If you are editing mcp.json, the entry is exactly this:
{
"mcpServers": {
"amalgament": {
"url": "https://api.amalgament.com/mcp"
}
}
}Reload the MCP servers (or restart Cursor). On first use you sign in and approve access, and the Amalgament tools become available to the agent.
Ask the agent a data question and it calls Amalgament for ground truth instead of guessing, then continues with the answer in context.
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No. The Amalgament MCP server uses sign-in (OAuth): the first time Cursor calls it, you authorize once in-app and the tools stay connected. A separate REST API key exists if you also want to call Amalgament from your own code.
Every account starts with 500 free credits. After that, one-time credit packs (Starter $29, Growth $99, Scale $299), and you are only charged for successful calls that return data.
Seven: search_records, records_at_address, records_at_parcel, records_for_entity, get_canonical_entity, get_record, and list_datasets. The agent discovers them automatically and calls the right one for your question.