Write your book by chatting in Cursor.

How to connect & set up

Cursor connects as a remote MCP server and signs in over OAuth — just like Claude. Add the Server URL, approve the BookWriter sign-in, and you’re writing.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bookwriter": {
      "url": "https://www.bookwriter.vip/api/mcp/v1"
    }
  }
}

The write-a-book loop

Set up the book, write a seed paragraph, hand it off, sharpen, accept — then repeat. Your words are never overwritten.

1. 1

   Set up the book

   Tell Cursor your premise and length. create_book spins up a real project — title, word target, chapter plan — not a blank prompt box.

2. 2

   Write a seed paragraph

   Type a paragraph or a few lines to open the chapter. Those words are your seed, kept exactly as you wrote them.

3. 3

   Hand it off

   handoff lets the engine finish the chapter in your voice, built around your words — your sentences are kept verbatim, never overwritten.

4. 4

   Sharpen, then accept

   sharpen nudges the draft lighter or stronger until it reads right. accept_chapter locks it in and you repeat for the next chapter.

The tools Cursor gets

Nine writing tools run the book, plus six free idea tools for when you’re still brainstorming.

What you can say in Cursor

Plain language is all it takes. Type these the way you’d say them.

• “Start a new book — a hard sci-fi thriller, about 90,000 words.”
• “Here’s my opening paragraph for chapter 1 — hand it off.”
• “Sharpen this chapter a little — keep my lines, just tighten the pacing.”
• “Accept this chapter and start the next one.”
• “Catch me up on where I left off in this book.”
• “List my books and show the status of the one I’m drafting.”