The Mallary plugin is ready for Cursor Marketplace review. Until Cursor approves the listing, you can install it from source for testing.
What You Can Do
- see your Mallary profiles and connected social accounts
- create or schedule social posts
- use a different message for each platform
- check publishing jobs and open published posts
- read comments and post approved replies
- review post analytics
- manage profiles, settings, platforms, and webhooks
Install from Source
Cursor needs a real directory copy. Do not use a symlink.Cmd-Shift-P, then choose Developer: Reload Window.
Open Cursor Settings → Plugins and confirm Mallary appears. Then open Cursor Settings → Tools & MCPs and confirm mallary is listed.
Sign In
The first Mallary request opens Mallary in your browser. Sign in and approve the requested access. Cursor can then use Mallary without seeing your password, API keys, social account tokens, or payment details. Try this safe prompt:Switching from an Older Setup
If Mallary appears twice in Cursor, remove the older Mallary entry from~/.cursor/mcp.json or disable the older Claude plugin copy. Keep only one Mallary MCP connection enabled so Cursor does not show duplicate tools.
Install from the Marketplace
After Cursor approves the listing, install Mallary from Cursor chat:Safe Actions
The plugin reads the current state first. Before it publishes, replies, deletes, disconnects an account, changes settings, or manages a webhook, it shows the exact action and asks for confirmation. Do not approve an action until the profile, platforms, message, schedule, destination, and other details are correct.Media in Version 1
Version 1 supports media that is already hosted athttps://files.mallary.ai.
Creating an upload URL does not upload a local file. Upload local media through Mallary or the Mallary CLI first, then use the approved Mallary media URL.
Privacy and Support
Mallary MCP authentication
See how OAuth permissions and account revocation work.