This video demonstrates how to connect Cursor to Box using the Box MCP server and generate a working implementation from real project documents. Instead of pasting requirements into prompts, Cursor reads an OpenAPI spec locally and pulls product and engineering context directly from Box. The demo shows how an MCP connection allows the editor to securely access PRDs and design docs stored in Box, enforce business rules defined there, and scaffold a minimal API implementation — all while respecting normal OAuth permissions. The goal isn’t the API itself. The API is just an example. The real takeaway is how the Box MCP server turns Box into a permission-aware context source inside the development workflow. With MCP handling authentication and scoped access, AI tools can operate against the same enterprise content system teams already use. What’s covered: Setting up a Box OAuth app in the developer console Connecting Cursor to the Box MCP server Loading a local OpenAPI spec and seed data Reading PRD and engineering docs from Box via MCP Generating and testing a minimal implementation To try this yourself, sign up for a free Box developer account and create an OAuth app to connect through MCP: http://account.box.com/signup/developer

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