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Announcing FeedbackFalcon MCP Server

Bring the context of a bug report directly into Cursor or Windsurf with our new integration.

We’re releasing the open-source FeedbackFalcon Model Context Protocol (MCP) server today.

Why MCP?

The Model Context Protocol allows AI tools, like Cursor and Windsurf, to interact with external data sources.

Normally, developers have to copy-paste bug descriptions, screenshots, and console logs into their conversational AI prompts to get help debugging an issue. The FeedbackFalcon MCP server removes this manual step.

How it works

  1. A client reports an issue using the FeedbackFalcon widget on your site.
  2. The widget captures the DOM, network requests, console logs, and a11y tree.
  3. In Cursor, you ask, “Can you fix the latest bug reported by the client?”
  4. Your AI agent queries the FeedbackFalcon MCP server to retrieve the exact technical state of the crash.
  5. The AI agent generates a fix using that context.

Getting Started

Installation instructions and source code are available on our GitHub repository. We built this to help teams skip the tedious reproduction steps, and we’re looking forward to seeing how you use it.