Connect meu ecommerce MCP to Cursor and the agent quotes shipping, issues labels and tracks Correios packages without you leaving the editor. When it's time to add shipping to your product, it writes the integration already knowing the real response.
Works in Cursor with one block in mcp.json and your store login.
Free plan: 10 quotes, 10 tracking lookups and 10 labels a month, no credit card.
Illustrative values. Labels come out of the conversation with the agent, no dashboard needed.
"Quote shipping for order #48291 to CEP 20040-002": PAC and SEDEX with price and delivery time, in the agent chat.
"Issue the label for this order": the agent returns the label and the tracking code.
A customer complained about a delay? Ask the agent and see the package's real status before touching the code.
"Quote and issue labels for these 20 orders": the agent runs the shipping from start to finish.
The agent writes the checkout quote against the REST API, already knowing the response format because it checked through the MCP.
Ask for a page where the customer types the code and sees the delivery timeline, with the lookup running on the backend.
Quick and simple. It's one block in mcp.json and your store login opens in the browser, with no key to copy. No Correios integration to build or maintain.
Authentication, tool contracts, errors and limits, with copy-ready examples.
Open the dev centerPaste the server address and authorize your store in the browser. No key to keep and no header to configure.
https://app.meuecommerce.com.br/mcpCreate or open the project's .cursor/mcp.json, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json to apply it to every project.
Paste the block below. The server URL is all it needs.
In Cursor's settings, in the MCP area, the server shows up in the list. Click to connect and authorize your store in the browser.
Open the chat in Agent mode and ask: "quote shipping for this order".
{
"mcpServers": {
"meu-ecommerce": {
"url": "https://app.meuecommerce.com.br/mcp"
}
}
}To write shipping code, point the agent to the docs for agents, with the API contracts in Markdown.
Add meu ecommerce MCP to mcp.json and ask, in Agent mode, "quote shipping for order X to CEP Y". The agent returns PAC and SEDEX with price and delivery time.
No. With the URL in mcp.json, Cursor opens the login and you authorize your store in the browser.
Yes. For checkout, the right path is the REST API: the agent writes the call to POST /v1/rates and can use the MCP to see a real quote first. The dev center's docs for agents have the contracts in Markdown, ready for context.
The connection is by login: no key stays on your computer or in your code. And the MCP only exposes the shipping, label and tracking tools.
With the MCP, the agent uses shipping tools that are ready, tested and maintained by us. You get security (authentication and Correios access stay on our side, with no credentials in your code), maintenance (when Correios changes rates, endpoints or rules, we update and nothing breaks) and support (if something goes wrong, you have someone to talk to). Integrating with Correios from scratch leaves the code and the maintenance to you.
Today it's Correios: quotes, labels with pre-posting and tracking. Other carriers come later.
Paste meu ecommerce MCP into mcp.json and ask for your first Correios quote in Cursor.