What flows, and which way
Add AskWhisper's server to Cursor and ask from the editor. Whisper reads and updates AskWhisper with your account, at every hotel you have access to.
You ask
- Requests in plain words, from Cursor's chat
- Changes to the knowledge base, local places, extras and rooms
- Questions about bookings, extras sales and guest requests
Whisper does
- Answers from each hotel's live data
- Changes saved in AskWhisper under your name
- Every change live on every channel that hotel runs
What this switches on
- Whisper in your AI assistantConnect Whisper to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or whichever AI assistant you already use, and manage every hotel from there: update what a hotel knows, change an offer or check how it sold, just by asking.Explore
- Reporting by askingAsk Whisper how the spa offer sold, which hotel guests rate best or what they ask most, and get the answer from live data, not a dashboard export.Explore
- One knowledge base per hotelEach hotel's facts, policies, rooms and offers live in one place. The website, webchat, WhatsApp, email, guest app, phone line and OTA listings all answer from it.Explore
Questions hoteliers ask about connecting
See every questionYes. Cursor connects to Whisper as an MCP server at https://app.askwhisper.com/mcp, signed in with your AskWhisper account. From the editor you can read and update each hotel's knowledge base, local places, extras and rooms, and ask how bookings, extras sales and guest requests are going, across every hotel you have access to.
You add https://app.askwhisper.com/mcp to Cursor the way Cursor adds any MCP server, then sign in with your AskWhisper account in the browser. It's the same server Claude Code and Codex use. Cursor then works only with the hotels you have access to, and everything it changes is saved under your name.
Yes. The connector signs in with your own AskWhisper account, so the assistant only sees and changes the hotels you already have access to. Every change it makes is saved in AskWhisper under your name, per hotel, so you can always see what changed, when and on which channel it went live.