Spearly CMS MCP

What is Spearly CMS MCP?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables searching, retrieving, modifying, and adding content from Spearly CMS. Designed for use with AI assistants like Cursor to interact with Spearly content via natural language or direct tool calls.

How to use Spearly CMS MCP?

Add the configuration to .cursor/mcp.json with your Spearly API key, then open the MCP panel in Cursor, select the "spearly" server, and use the provided tools to list, get, add, or modify content. You can also ask Cursor’s AI assistant in natural language to interact with Spearly content.

Key features of Spearly CMS MCP

• Search and retrieve Spearly content lists
• Get individual content including metadata
• Add new content to Spearly CMS
• Modify fields within a content item
• Bulk modify fields across multiple content items
• Works with Cursor’s AI assistant and MCP panel

Use cases of Spearly CMS MCP

• List all articles from Spearly CMS via a chat command
• Retrieve a specific blog post’s full content by ID
• Add a new content entry to Spearly without leaving the editor
• Update a field across many content items in one operation

FAQ from Spearly CMS MCP

What is Spearly CMS MCP?

It is an MCP server that provides tools to search, retrieve, modify, and add content stored in Spearly CMS, accessible through AI assistants like Cursor.

How do I set up Spearly CMS MCP?

Add a spearly entry to your .cursor/mcp.json with the command npx -y @spearly/mcp-server@latest --spearly-api-key=YOUR_API_KEY and replace YOUR_API_KEY with your actual Spearly API key.

What operations does Spearly CMS MCP support?

It supports listing contents, getting a single content (with metadata), adding content, modifying individual fields, modifying multiple fields, and bulk field modification across all contents.

Do I need any special runtime or dependencies?

No, the server runs via npx so Node.js is required. No additional installation steps are mentioned beyond providing the API key.

How can I use it in Cursor?

You can either ask the Cursor AI assistant in natural language (e.g., “Get the list of Spearly articles”) or use the MCP panel to call the available tools directly.