Connecting Odds MCP for Cursor

Verified: this client can connect to a remote MCP server like Connecting Odds.

MCP support

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Remote MCP

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OAuth

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Tools

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Resources

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Prompts

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Connecting Odds runs one MCP server for every client. Cursor calls the same search_jobs and get_job tools, backed by the same ranked search engine the website uses — there is no client-specific search behaviour.

Remote MCP (Streamable HTTP). The endpoint is:

OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration. Cursor redirects you to Connecting Odds, you approve the connection, and the client stores a scoped access token. You never paste a key, password or database credential.

Open Cursor's MCP settings and add Connecting Odds as an HTTP MCP server, then complete the sign-in prompt.

Client interfaces change often, so follow Cursor’s current MCP or custom connector setup flow and paste the URL above when it asks for a server address.

Example response — illustrative, not real listings:

Found 18 matching Connecting Odds jobs.

1. Senior Python Engineer
   Company: Example Company
   Location: Remote — US
   Salary: $150K–$180K
   Skills: Python, AWS, PostgreSQL
   Visa: Sponsorship available
   View job: https://connectingodds.com/jobs/…

2. Staff Backend Engineer
   Company: Example Company Two
   Location: Austin, TX (Hybrid)
   Salary: not stated by the employer
   Skills: Python, Django, Kubernetes
   View job: https://connectingodds.com/jobs/…

If the server shows as disconnected, reload the MCP server from Cursor's settings.

• MCP connection failed: Remove the connector and add it again with the copied URL, then restart the client.
• Authentication failed: Disconnect and reconnect to trigger a fresh sign-in, and approve the Connecting Odds consent screen.
• Tools not appearing: Refresh the connector's tools, then start a new chat or session.
• No jobs returned: Loosen one constraint at a time — drop the salary floor or widen the location — and ask again.