Feedback MCP server
give your coding agent your user feedback
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What is Feedback MCP server?
Usero's MCP server allows AI agents and code editors (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, Codex) to read feedback inboxes, view clustered feedback with verbatim quotes, file feedback, and request AI-written pull requests directly from within the editor. It integrates via Model Context Protocol over HTTP with OAuth or API key authentication.
Feedback MCP server pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Feedback MCP server pros
- No installation required—configure via single config block and optional API key
- OAuth integration for modern clients eliminates manual key management
- Integrates natively with multiple code editors (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, Codex)
- Agent can automatically sign up new users with one-button email confirmation
- Server-side updates mean fixes deploy without requiring client updates
- Works with any MCP-compatible client over standard HTTP protocol
Feedback MCP server cons
- Content truncated—full tool list and capabilities not visible in documentation excerpt
- Requires MCP-compatible client; not available as standalone desktop or web application
- Rate limits on signup emails (5 per email per hour, 10 per IP per hour)
- Key-based authentication requires manual API key storage and rotation
Frequently asked questions about Feedback MCP server
Do I need to install anything to use Usero?
No. Usero runs a remote MCP server. Add a config block pointing to https://usero.io/mcp and optionally an API key—that's it.
How do I set up Usero if I don't have an account yet?
Tell your agent 'set me up with usero'. For OAuth clients, the agent signs you in via a browser window. For key-based clients, the agent emails a one-button sign-in link; press it to create your account and get an API key.
What's the difference between OAuth and key clients?
OAuth clients (Claude Code, Cursor, Desktop) authenticate via browser approval with no key to store. Key clients need a static Bearer token in the Authorization header and handle older MCP implementations.
Can I use Usero with an MCP client not listed in the docs?
Yes, any client that speaks MCP over streamable HTTP can connect using JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST with Bearer token authentication.