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canonical: https://www.curri.com/blog/curri-mcp-server
slug: curri-mcp-server
title: Curri MCP server: let your AI agent book deliveries | Curri
description: The Curri MCP server lets Claude Code, Cursor and other AI agents book and track deliveries for distributors. Setup takes minutes.
updated: 2026-11-03
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Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. The **Curri MCP server**, at mcp.curri.com/mcp, gives AI agents like Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor seven Curri delivery tools running on the same API Curri's own team uses. You sign in with the Curri account you already have, then book and track deliveries by asking.

Full article (canonical HTML): [Read on Curri](https://www.curri.com/blog/curri-mcp-server).

## Key takeaways

- The Curri MCP server sits between the marketplace (one delivery at a time) and the API (a full integration built by engineers). It gives distributor ops teams automation without writing code.
- Your agent can quote every vehicle that fits a route, cheapest first, with Rush, Same day and Scheduled pricing side by side.
- It can book from an order confirmation email, or book every row of a CSV of the day's orders.
- It runs multi-stop routes on one truck, laying out the stops in the order the driver runs them before anything is booked.
- It checks what's still out today and pulls proof-of-delivery photos by PO number.
- Booking is two steps. In Claude and Cursor the agent shows the route and price, then waits for you to confirm. Calls run with your own login and permissions.
- There's no extra charge. You pay your normal Curri price for the deliveries you book.

## FAQ (from live article page)

### What is MCP?

MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. A company publishes an MCP server, and any compatible AI agent, such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor, can call its tools.

### What is the Curri MCP server?

The Curri MCP server lets AI agents such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor use Curri's delivery tools. It runs at mcp.curri.com/mcp on the same API Curri's own team uses, and you sign in with your existing Curri account.

### What can my AI agent do with Curri?

Your agent can quote every vehicle that fits a route with Rush, Same day and Scheduled pricing side by side, book deliveries from an order email or a CSV of the day's orders, run multi-stop routes on one truck, check the status of open deliveries and pull proof-of-delivery photos by PO number.

### How do I connect an AI agent to Curri?

In Claude Code, run one command: claude mcp add --transport http curri-api https://mcp.curri.com/mcp --scope user. In Claude Desktop, Cursor or another MCP client, add https://mcp.curri.com/mcp as a server and sign in with your Curri account when the browser opens. Backend agents can connect server-to-server with an OAuth token. Full setup guide: https://mcp.curri.com/docs

### Does my agent book deliveries without my approval?

No. Booking is a two-step process. In Claude and Cursor, your agent shows you the route and price, then waits, and the booking goes through only after you confirm.

### Does the Curri MCP server cost extra?

There is no extra charge for the feature. You pay for the deliveries you book, at your normal Curri pricing.

### Do I need developers to use it?

No. The MCP server fits teams that book enough volume that clicking through each order takes hours but don't have developer time for a full API integration. You get automation without writing code.

## Related Curri pages

- [Curri MCP](https://www.curri.com/integrations/mcp): connect Curri to your AI tool
- [Setup guide](https://mcp.curri.com/docs)
- [Curri API](https://www.curri.com/apps/curri-api)
- [Fleet](https://www.curri.com/fleet): every vehicle on a quote